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If you enjoyed learning about:
9 [# E) G! W0 h) j ~6 QTrade
) r, O% b E& D' {Growth3 p3 X/ U* T0 \5 L
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6 I4 O1 d# _7 L9 R# O9 w8 I4 vChina as an Emerging Economy
8 E- h- i) N# {% BYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
8 Z$ q* ?& {' @. W$ Y2 ?: AECON 211 Chinese Economic Development9 i" P, W% W) [2 B- Y4 }
Topics: . C% s% D6 e) }7 w0 C2 l8 l+ `6 n
Chinese Economy Characteristics# G- i/ ?1 A7 x: j, @
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy4 }3 M" i* i5 ]( ?# O$ a# _' p
Consequences of economic reform
; r$ v) a% _9 b7 `4 iCanada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
0 W, |3 h) f( o) z0 Z' x: h; ^Rich and Poor Countries5 B' s+ J8 `7 Z) v" ~* G. h; q3 T
Why economies differ4 A: p- e) w: ^" L1 J4 U
Causes for such differences, u* x' P" A( D) u
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
9 V4 I8 t8 Z% |ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
- Y( B1 r0 k, S" b8 OTopics:
* u$ Y" q/ ~( b" x% RTechnology
) l+ Y1 J! w# ~4 q4 [: y7 C9 E% zInstitutions
% [3 ^) ~+ u. A8 eGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence ) T, y( u' N3 U7 a$ Y# I
4 r r/ o1 c/ f# z* WIf you enjoyed learning about
6 P5 Q# [- R$ E; ?* Y4 _Supply and Demand' f. T* r9 k* S. |/ m5 V
Consumer Behavior% N' x! b! ?4 H3 y! \9 K+ U
Production and Cost
& y% O) J7 m5 ]5 {5 G [7 M% kPrice and Output
, E4 r) `3 O C( V: |7 f; bMarket Structures
% {9 D; }1 ?% p/ u: E) E: aYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!2 x- m7 Y% z3 d. L$ X+ T4 N9 V
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I. }2 X3 b+ t( Y+ _
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Theory of consumer behavior' a6 s2 d0 C0 J# \
Theory of production and cost- |& e3 M. T9 D% W0 `5 R7 o
Price and output determination under competition
" _1 W0 P0 W1 [ O4 v& TMonopoly and other market structures/ e/ E# Y! ]; _# d% M# m
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Costs and Benefits
3 s9 I, N2 ]/ M9 |' g$ }3 V6 jExternalities8 d) L: W8 N7 F/ ?7 C/ v/ d
Decision-making' ^: l# `/ k) X
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Capital Investments
6 m% m+ ?) t5 J5 vYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!7 h) P Z6 P- o6 O6 s; T
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation6 u! @; A" b1 _, `0 W3 Q0 }+ c
Topics:
- I v0 @% \1 _9 f- e) m' \, J2 r4 MCost-Benefit Analysis, W/ K ]3 I; S) z
Evaluating Public Investment Projects) P9 ?0 i, z h# R6 E+ J
Look at examples from ) E2 k% m+ g- `9 `1 v
Transportation3 V+ t- g( d2 B# Q! {3 v
River Basin Management
% j; J2 F4 ~' M! ^Electrical Generation$ N C" z/ C8 I M( R
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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7 j, c0 B ^& j$ L: f# F5 rIf you enjoyed learning about
( _. P3 ?% r# V4 y8 o8 i* }! C6 FSupply and Demand' u# ~0 f5 {9 p1 c0 m
Externalities
8 [$ }. a1 L% a/ X! sResource Allocation0 \! g9 B% h' }5 T c/ i: J, a
Taxation0 ~* v+ c% a" M3 m4 y
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
# Q9 o! J) d. e! L& AYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!' @- |7 a6 v, ~: D4 o
ECON 365 Resource Economics2 O2 p8 I" W+ X/ Q/ {
Topics:
1 w! J9 B4 m6 `% }# d; ZExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
/ G- @5 g- C# f' j$ S; ^Scarcity and pricing9 j/ q S3 n: V7 h$ u, G
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues& Y+ i3 W1 w$ {
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Resource Allocation
! f3 G* K) u5 Y: E7 lPricing8 E, y6 \' k9 \# L4 o
Markets
. R; J! @7 G# h, |4 K2 M8 |Government roles
2 ^3 `; V. O* R2 T z2 d: GOr would like to learn more about 2 y5 u' A1 a1 |1 `! F- ]
The energy sector, including sources and markets" z4 B& M! s: r9 Y) n' R
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
2 o3 X) H7 B* h5 h' g- n5 QYou might enjoy a course about
( l' f/ |* h) L2 B8 S0 uEnergy Economics!( |7 a8 \ i i9 V& S2 L! [& M% I
ECON 366 Energy Economics
& @, k" u- j; T/ N# ]$ p8 S4 r9 oTopics: 4 B8 J1 `- q6 d) i
Pricing" ] ]3 s3 Z/ x f5 K( R/ D
Role in economic growth
9 f5 M$ g/ n8 W) a* {& j. V- Z$ cEnergy sources and markets $ Y8 t* I1 U/ {6 U% a$ `
Role of government 8 q# U) v H( R) L. Q
Regulation ( Y7 e6 g( N/ ~1 \
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Externalities' K) T; j: c! e: T
Regulation
( ?' U. S1 {* S* R1 QGovernment roles' _ y7 a) }7 ~7 e4 [( e
Or would like to learn more about 3 I2 D# Q* X; J3 l1 y6 {5 d& u
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
2 p/ n6 T$ p0 t1 uSteps taken to address deterioration
1 s0 o# ]% M- ^You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ! I3 ]- q* L8 a% }! D' n( c
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment+ T. e( Z# |$ H" [7 P# J
Topics: 7 Z4 H3 A$ d% r
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
; K5 g, _6 {0 F1 {( n& HTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
, M* Z, G. F9 V" A0 {( BTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
9 e. U" E( k% i+ m; r8 xRecreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
0 c9 `' }: \) ^0 f: V/ S" c Individual Incentives
) p+ _: {( t; b& ETotal Welfare
# @, L' P3 m7 i. J* f3 a7 q. fYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
' [0 a8 k) Q% a5 P2 _3 i8 c" yECON 378 Law and Economics
/ D _: E, v, TTopics:
; ]0 d- N" f1 jIssues in Criminal and Family Law
' u) O! D: x( T) F$ RCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
* |( ]8 m1 Y8 @1 OChild Support Payments+ Q7 Q; d4 T% T* [/ U
Private Divorce agreements
1 K" q3 \4 F8 h: V9 S9 iCriminal provisions of the Competition Act) w. v( c# z4 X
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Prisoners Dilemma' t' Y/ i8 R# }% d9 o
Dominant Strategies6 z" ~3 Z" ]0 u; |7 P3 f
Collusion
: F2 U% a6 {. eYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
! ]5 [2 W- k! oECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
: r; Y6 F0 {0 U2 V5 W" `Topics: 2 Z1 X" l* E3 ?8 q
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games% c3 H6 V \6 D) F% }" F& B
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion - B# I o' V3 ^" f2 H
Note! Prerequisites: ( c/ r9 h7 |/ V+ [$ Y4 L/ W7 M5 s
ECON 384 & 299 |
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