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Trade
. p. y% s E" I% O' U8 @' i+ fGrowth
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* a% ~4 X) C: l1 _& c8 |9 t8 UChina as an Emerging Economy
( S7 X- r0 c( h+ |You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!5 p- b @: P# z
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development4 f6 |# M" Q. ?
Topics:
, i' N$ j/ l! |$ FChinese Economy Characteristics
5 \8 I7 i! O" P1 y6 O6 JRecent Events in the Chinese Economy# x. ^0 R" W0 ~2 V x* ?1 @
Consequences of economic reform) J& z) I9 y2 O4 S0 @
Canada’s economic relations with China) x( |) t4 \( j7 T/ V! X' ]
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Rich and Poor Countries* [. L+ x; ^- ~, q8 g
Why economies differ
6 r/ M- I. U4 E0 P* W9 HCauses for such differences
* a$ s' E: f# D3 pYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth) d G! W8 V. z/ m9 o" C4 T3 g
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth; W6 M' v! g4 r0 i2 s9 K( \
Topics:
5 P% |. H6 \( I% ?4 N4 q! PTechnology
3 y$ U/ E5 r* }- u; B- K bInstitutions
5 K9 b% P& \0 a- QGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence . _7 S8 D, G. z; N5 L
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! X6 }- y3 t" e! [Supply and Demand3 k) O" o+ R! W9 t
Consumer Behavior
; }3 L* }6 y+ RProduction and Cost2 a- l' y [* G: \6 a
Price and Output. I+ l3 k5 x5 u4 [2 ?6 N W
Market Structures
1 `" t8 z! _3 F- hYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
! y) d ]" K3 n. x3 F( B# }2 ~ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
# ?/ l0 o" P8 U0 CTopics: , l4 H& p( I! Y* a' m
Theory of consumer behavior5 ]4 e+ f0 ^: f5 p
Theory of production and cost
" l+ w0 S# t% i4 X/ }1 TPrice and output determination under competition
+ h5 t3 H, E' d! ~( B. h9 NMonopoly and other market structures
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5 u! v9 J, Q; e. YIf you enjoyed learning about
0 H7 ]: v" e+ mCosts and Benefits
3 w6 S. G8 u/ c0 JExternalities( R8 Z! P. ?' E9 c+ K. F" n5 D
Decision-making
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2 Y" V0 O9 Q: C A& I9 T6 P& XCapital Investments- q0 m% A+ t) B1 [" Q, n, S- H
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
0 O: p) x' `5 d4 k; P# Y5 A' DECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation6 `9 X, E8 t, H0 Q3 ^: X$ ?9 }0 h
Topics:3 V/ b' F1 ]; m$ } i- V. \4 w
Cost-Benefit Analysis
9 x: o5 q0 H0 Y. U |3 bEvaluating Public Investment Projects) d2 s1 c! ~/ H$ t6 F
Look at examples from
, Q ?- N! y4 O9 a+ m$ b, Z# xTransportation5 q" i' J, A. h7 d2 r) Q/ T/ v
River Basin Management
9 l/ h) ^/ g% E: C7 G; d! ZElectrical Generation/ |# w. {# ?: I a1 z
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control2 n: ~# @$ _/ L2 e) z3 l: o
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/ T" p( v) u4 j; Y4 _3 |. tSupply and Demand
$ I/ d# s J; Y, }) g5 h# jExternalities" m! Q, e! ]6 r7 Q7 j* ~! Z
Resource Allocation, f9 N. O8 z" S4 V ?& a
Taxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada1 ^7 O. N" u8 p# |( ]
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
4 w9 J: f. q6 O2 ~2 l; _ n' r5 @ECON 365 Resource Economics( M, L3 f9 Q! P2 F
Topics:
0 o/ [7 `& v/ I& { OExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources5 m$ y9 n3 F- W, y
Scarcity and pricing I& N7 Q0 w# u2 c
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues6 w' l, Y1 S! s( |3 b- ?* g% ~9 Y1 J8 D
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3 a& X* i7 r3 x7 j8 ^6 |. K0 EResource Allocation
4 G8 s- v* J& c4 GPricing
& C$ o* Y+ U/ zMarkets
2 {+ O2 [( E$ U, O! J4 }8 J5 [. _; HGovernment roles% U9 X1 a' H6 U; a- @4 a
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The energy sector, including sources and markets) m5 ~2 {& d$ R y h* p
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues g: F0 U! v. k
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Energy Economics!+ I6 F4 z. G7 g3 \% J1 u, s
ECON 366 Energy Economics; y& c& F& I7 w& r
Topics:
; |0 k+ M) |6 ~" J: BPricing
2 g! l! V. `8 v N+ uRole in economic growth 0 X7 d2 W! K9 x% `" X, P" B7 I
Energy sources and markets
1 g3 _* c9 F% q0 Z1 y. RRole of government
# n0 I" |! N- y8 T. _Regulation 3 w. L; @! e! T
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Externalities
$ O; |' c) \, ~Regulation
, ^9 I- _+ U7 W$ A* f0 MGovernment roles
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration9 [: W+ Q: L. c% S! W
Steps taken to address deterioration
. Y- b6 Q1 M5 u# [. VYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
( d1 ]4 f0 v8 J3 wECON 369 Economics of the Environment9 x! W) k( ?1 I) X, Y3 j
Topics: 4 Y) c6 C V; w Y4 h5 K7 l
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 2 Q$ W* j1 t9 l2 i8 v
Types and causes of environmental deterioration # s% F! z2 u" {- W
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
$ M$ b% `+ \+ W i% cRecreation economics+ N: a0 a; I _% u- C
5 o9 \: r" y6 J8 u/ p6 hIf you enjoyed learning about
. i8 s% V8 ^5 B* ~ Individual Incentives. u( ^3 N" }4 j/ N
Total Welfare 5 M8 W: M! t& s* T; b
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
* c! z, u z* y5 F6 \" S4 _! YECON 378 Law and Economics
. n) i3 Z2 U# w; v4 z5 _+ j, gTopics: - A. P) B( h8 Z$ u3 }
Issues in Criminal and Family Law7 o" j6 e" a$ L6 l- D* S
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining% Y0 w0 Y+ A2 y* }8 u4 ?" O- H
Child Support Payments1 A3 {1 ~' S* I& n3 z
Private Divorce agreements
$ @6 @8 ?" J9 i, {/ LCriminal provisions of the Competition Act' [- P+ t5 ^- u+ ^
" T. c: e4 U B IIf you enjoyed learning about 3 _* x( }4 D* B4 l( I) J9 d
Prisoners Dilemma
& S% D5 s& y7 j# I# h0 c( S+ ]: IDominant Strategies: B) T/ O( q3 L% X" Y
Collusion
0 z4 a4 e2 ~: K) J- B& x+ WYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! # n0 |- _ r7 I' G! Q0 `
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications. v+ i+ q/ K+ p6 D8 _; u' k
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Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games7 n# M0 L. a; L2 H ~
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 3 s, R+ F" c. u- _% k7 Y
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ECON 384 & 299 |
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