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Trade; Y8 X: m/ W J. m
Growth9 f8 b u$ z2 e
Or would like to learn more about:
: [, l% g" f1 J4 _China as an Emerging Economy
# }/ t; ]3 M( l+ ~. O# R! Z$ PYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!+ k3 ~2 x6 q# Q( ~0 l" s! k
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development3 W2 P9 \7 `; z$ K" a
Topics:
: \1 x6 q, O' x% qChinese Economy Characteristics
+ O- X' [9 H. ]! mRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
9 C5 w' i9 X6 N4 f) k F/ UConsequences of economic reform6 i, s$ C3 X! y- ?) F5 N
Canada’s economic relations with China r" R8 f' @+ N8 M: W+ ?+ [. o% I, N# g
' f x& W* w1 H5 x* ~- S' rIf you would like to learn more about: F3 L- \7 R6 z; s" w
Rich and Poor Countries
- d9 o5 d6 Q- H! ]1 aWhy economies differ6 a |* K* p# e7 v o: c
Causes for such differences3 t, G; Q. \7 |( W; N$ f
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
6 T, p0 t6 Q& zECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth+ y$ J8 R9 a2 @' y1 D& q* D
Topics:
8 d& F6 j5 W$ W9 R/ k. J5 M* r9 FTechnology H+ n2 L. v2 F* O
Institutions' \8 E- N8 y, P, n1 n* C
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
2 I( h' z; L5 U1 PSupply and Demand( N) v |4 n8 _3 ?8 a! a& c K
Consumer Behavior
: \. w. Q+ \. b! |' E+ K; h& e; DProduction and Cost) p& w# \- \4 j# n+ L! _
Price and Output4 C- P% V% I( C. \3 ?, Y
Market Structures" t+ k4 B8 A1 \8 k* R
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!( O/ N2 A3 @- ? l9 |
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I% a2 W0 K) q" \7 y
Topics:
7 b. [9 F2 z& C& QTheory of consumer behavior
6 N' s$ ?* ~8 p0 B# S1 e. L% u7 lTheory of production and cost
]" ^* q# g- a6 K) `9 y% uPrice and output determination under competition
! |8 b9 J: M3 g) MMonopoly and other market structures
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0 G/ S; ^4 _2 l9 q# mIf you enjoyed learning about
' [! A; L. |. J" K( |7 c ICosts and Benefits 4 ^# A! d) U& M2 n* B4 d
Externalities
- N2 O) s. N; U. |Decision-making
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9 X) D2 G6 z, {3 \1 q2 p; P8 rCapital Investments) y* K/ Q( t# W7 u. [$ N
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!. c* H+ U. m" x( e9 M5 Z
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation) g- w+ k6 s" h1 h2 k# @$ \: Q
Topics:
7 J" v+ Q" v0 \( x0 \$ }Cost-Benefit Analysis3 d. N# v$ J0 B2 b! c. {! @9 {9 r
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
3 Z& ]4 ]+ I# _5 `1 yLook at examples from * V8 z5 g3 q$ S% K3 R- h* [
Transportation
8 _) ]5 o) d# x1 b$ URiver Basin Management
2 H* W6 \( y, A' g O8 W5 C& fElectrical Generation
0 Q/ {7 W. J8 c6 y: l# D. B5 c; O fOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
, V) r4 ?$ \, ?* W" v- J5 `$ l: xSupply and Demand
! b( O* {1 z- J! `2 y, R: C* uExternalities
0 S. s6 V( C) s7 r" C6 U4 KResource Allocation) H9 f0 ]* G/ G
Taxation0 w, Q% U% { [. t5 D) A
Or would like to learn more about
% i5 v8 u6 \; x; hSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
/ h; K! e6 w) \ zYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
& o8 `: p* J! UECON 365 Resource Economics& K" {1 a( q6 [2 e0 z
Topics:
6 l, _2 d( b, m5 f) [. `7 r( JExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
% w9 ~+ C2 N7 `4 T$ }+ l3 SScarcity and pricing
# \) W: T+ l1 h; C7 B5 fContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation I8 }& y4 |0 F7 w
Pricing1 s# q) o8 W$ Z6 Y
Markets: e% e4 d& x2 j
Government roles
# B: m" }: G. x7 V: j7 iOr would like to learn more about 7 |7 e5 l! r- I$ p3 P& |8 B
The energy sector, including sources and markets
+ \* i, u& o& l4 B1 ACanadian Energy Policy and current issues
5 a/ h3 m: T8 x4 t7 m% I2 TYou might enjoy a course about 1 B, D" `" c( C7 i' i) {' B2 G
Energy Economics!
- c" f0 c5 z1 P4 m2 q! KECON 366 Energy Economics v" T0 W8 X+ h0 e' ?7 P$ b
Topics:
( y$ R4 r) v% `/ C/ ZPricing
; z7 U1 W: g0 j3 m5 pRole in economic growth
o' N5 _ `/ W2 i. [$ Z GEnergy sources and markets
6 u6 g; i; `' X, A( HRole of government
9 T- s" [' [0 a* jRegulation i3 A7 T8 P6 [: D
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$ W' R+ O E( }8 J. p& XExternalities
- {- K6 o/ D( qRegulation6 i% A y# R N7 Z: j6 W- u
Government roles
+ d7 s3 B. P& M: _' f, jOr would like to learn more about
8 @8 A" T& q9 H) j* SEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
0 H) p- r( N. K8 [4 tSteps taken to address deterioration! W# `# M' t& D. ]2 J# A6 @
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! " W3 J* O y2 D: x* u
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
5 N$ y, W+ i# E$ STopics: , j1 _5 G5 S: P) M! q+ _( d! l, d3 S
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment B) I( H: r# t# Q: }% l# v
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
/ Z1 I0 i6 @& l) iTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 7 B7 }# }% w8 U* f3 f
Recreation economics V! I7 c5 f/ b+ L
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Individual Incentives& v; \0 l* c/ n/ d2 N9 B
Total Welfare & d5 a! B+ o" I% k9 [
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! C% j9 C8 e' _+ Z4 v4 y
ECON 378 Law and Economics3 N% @+ F v5 {/ y9 V$ W5 @
Topics:
T. F$ A6 e5 e& ]) s WIssues in Criminal and Family Law+ g2 B9 r& u$ C- H( V$ ?' H6 P
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining6 w2 l: c: Y2 x$ l7 d
Child Support Payments+ d) ?8 M& N4 r1 F" f. X
Private Divorce agreements
8 D" l8 b- Z, ~4 `Criminal provisions of the Competition Act+ v' m+ \1 C6 V2 v# C
9 o' \2 ]# E2 x' \4 AIf you enjoyed learning about 3 n: o2 d- ~' T/ S1 ] m
Prisoners Dilemma% k, I7 T) _# ~: s# G: n* D
Dominant Strategies* c5 @8 f+ O7 n
Collusion" W# s% J3 _: b* T Z& h
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
! ^, J6 h/ ?; m7 t, }ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
+ b' ~7 v r% b7 T! T5 \8 qTopics:
! c4 R4 v0 c( X" cAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
o5 N4 [* k2 @Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
7 j, y# m: I6 k% HNote! Prerequisites:
g# L1 ]1 O! U% U0 w l- a* IECON 384 & 299 |
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