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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth. E" a- h* \* w s$ h
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3 J1 M* h& s/ @( M ~2 J% sChina as an Emerging Economy- @0 s1 S6 z% {# T" g
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
; s6 k& q: j( e7 {ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
j7 A( j, S" e, dTopics:
5 x- b Q& h! Q$ Q5 H) [" {Chinese Economy Characteristics
" O+ u3 N: p% y# j/ p$ YRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
% R4 l1 o4 U' A) y# S& j" DConsequences of economic reform7 C& ]* [) \0 [5 d0 X7 S \
Canada’s economic relations with China/ @5 d% f+ s+ r
4 ]4 A4 `& `9 S- Q1 w4 J- A
If you would like to learn more about: ! X7 B3 L" c4 t8 g$ l& t: A& Q) U
Rich and Poor Countries6 c: r/ L, |% ?) t) \1 O) I& S1 s; C
Why economies differ
) \7 u) A! n" lCauses for such differences
; |( p# C2 @; J6 ~1 \You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
1 C; G1 `' O/ w, ~0 A- KECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth) ` B' ~8 \1 k: `
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Technology
) r! O0 |2 ?0 n$ m) r* @Institutions
4 w; `3 S7 x [. NGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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9 A9 n, L6 U* X) W* h) iIf you enjoyed learning about 2 V/ C8 b' B7 |$ ~$ k- x/ J9 L
Supply and Demand$ Z! [3 N1 S2 q( K& C. @
Consumer Behavior$ Z; d; x, `+ e% M& h
Production and Cost
5 J0 m) M1 P8 a0 VPrice and Output6 T" f5 O& H) c
Market Structures- ?/ ^1 W* W( s& N3 F+ r$ A
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!9 _" D8 S' ~# a3 l
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
- w- ~+ ~% _+ z/ [0 S! }Topics: # y0 E+ ]6 O) j% n
Theory of consumer behavior
- I. b8 u, \( TTheory of production and cost
: X8 n, W/ R" r4 ]+ \Price and output determination under competition
7 x' D* K6 h6 J& P- UMonopoly and other market structures! U5 L4 W- B! c. h
( Q; x- }% J% H9 J8 r: ?/ S0 jIf you enjoyed learning about
7 o5 V. S! {. a5 p, Q2 D. e) ~. t2 ACosts and Benefits
6 i1 k9 P7 Z4 @+ x* xExternalities
: u3 d1 i: T2 {7 hDecision-making
! l! Q8 d1 G2 O! s$ G$ SOr would like to learn more about / o: i" c* y4 X# N) Q5 }
Capital Investments# f& F% @4 e! |! Q9 j
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!! J$ p: L6 [ j0 h# a6 K
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
9 ?, `9 b9 J* {3 K, N# u- }Topics:
+ a' Z Z% A" n$ {0 UCost-Benefit Analysis
' X/ x* p& K" m. ?* w) I3 zEvaluating Public Investment Projects
, T: c3 y6 v' D1 R! e ~Look at examples from / y2 Z" x6 v. t
Transportation
' l7 d9 }# g! ^7 ?3 I; dRiver Basin Management4 _) C7 f9 d3 P
Electrical Generation! U/ k( \% o- Z: Y" D u2 W8 `
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control6 ~3 [8 x- U; |/ Q7 R/ N
8 x. i* C' i4 `" dIf you enjoyed learning about
F& @2 `; b" X; ~+ k8 rSupply and Demand
5 L6 O7 a. @; e7 u+ wExternalities" L. F1 R; L) e' g9 g! ]* M) ~; o
Resource Allocation W- _/ T/ o7 W7 m
Taxation
6 m$ b! `+ F! B& gOr would like to learn more about
& x0 `4 x" f- b- O# o3 w( A1 e' J: USupply of Natural Resources in Canada
7 D! A# I+ r g- } j$ lYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!* e6 t. j8 P% N! ^" _* k
ECON 365 Resource Economics
4 t3 Z5 H3 |4 j5 v2 ^Topics:0 n" H0 `" u2 G- M) K+ K- K ^
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
+ z! w+ k I. c8 m' c# ~8 i- nScarcity and pricing
8 e7 N, u( g2 U" `Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about 9 X8 y0 ~6 _8 t* H: f9 K* {7 h$ S
Resource Allocation# A4 n9 j0 D; x! v5 k
Pricing
5 Q* x% H# E, y+ t$ B7 ~Markets
- g# p9 [' w9 [" k( y( TGovernment roles) L- k. m! s8 D4 O8 j% J" n
Or would like to learn more about
: I9 p# `- V/ }5 [' s" TThe energy sector, including sources and markets
" M$ w4 k2 w2 t# eCanadian Energy Policy and current issues/ Y! N$ C5 Q/ H* q/ f& Z
You might enjoy a course about
9 \2 y% ^3 P1 Z3 fEnergy Economics!( R6 D6 b7 h$ y+ e8 {
ECON 366 Energy Economics5 C* B" T. a7 }$ R) E* H0 l
Topics: 3 A: G( ?3 R9 F0 R1 G2 ?
Pricing
8 f. U% R5 r* o1 x3 DRole in economic growth
6 C6 Y' O# i, F; ]Energy sources and markets 1 r2 x- q7 `. f4 Y* F% b! _* _: N
Role of government
6 }( D. ?1 Q) m+ SRegulation 5 G' \$ | C s# }# x) t
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If you enjoyed learning about
0 Z+ M9 S' H$ C1 W. H% E) vExternalities
# T, R* ]( p5 ~/ `# b# d# ORegulation
|0 i' y5 h) ~/ Z1 T8 E( nGovernment roles; D; O+ ~2 w3 l$ E o: k9 m* l4 a
Or would like to learn more about
' D- i8 g2 z/ }. f |3 z- n E1 qEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration! S& c7 t/ T* E8 T8 i" t$ X
Steps taken to address deterioration* l% l4 ^+ J$ G6 M
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
: v/ }0 A% _6 z1 ? Q6 Z9 @1 kECON 369 Economics of the Environment
: d$ [" v9 H4 J L9 d8 [# ?Topics:
" f7 ~8 M8 A7 m& mEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
+ u9 f3 z' c' m3 b# }1 GTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
) g: | z4 P) H" QTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
; m: B* d0 g; ~! ARecreation economics
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+ M: J- B/ T \If you enjoyed learning about
3 w3 V: d3 Q, [' ~9 j9 a Individual Incentives
% q5 T5 u; J9 H) M( CTotal Welfare
+ F; K" ~. X) g& Z7 t* PYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
( b9 v* F' d4 g( \8 y$ L: B; ^9 _ECON 378 Law and Economics- `) L- a$ H/ A: }- d
Topics: + c" u% b8 k# C: [ j
Issues in Criminal and Family Law* b: d5 S- x* L& B0 a- J- g
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
1 t0 Y8 k' n5 c3 G1 w# i" ]# i/ x8 vChild Support Payments! {$ O" {) T! w1 R7 ]1 b# @
Private Divorce agreements& ?( }- x# ~9 |
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act1 F6 l7 t' m7 c" e( D# n J& `$ K
5 j2 b& c) Z5 Y2 oIf you enjoyed learning about
! X) P8 [4 B- M! MPrisoners Dilemma
4 c& ~; g$ z! \) R8 v* pDominant Strategies. T3 u4 h5 ^: e3 a% V9 W! G( D
Collusion
( p. |' q- l4 Y& q+ U5 g& Y) BYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! t! f. N, j& Y d& w, }) c4 ?. {
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
, [. k% L# {! h+ b$ cTopics:
; Z' a% W( Q% c# XAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
& G6 w: C5 S9 b$ j- ^Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
3 ?4 I9 g4 R9 G* q. `6 _Note! Prerequisites: ( v7 F1 W' W5 _* W
ECON 384 & 299 |
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