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Trade
5 y1 B0 V. X0 P; Y2 jGrowth0 }1 j. U2 Z' r: b" K7 t
Or would like to learn more about:
6 o2 v& F* Q9 A8 k; Q UChina as an Emerging Economy
+ w5 \/ O4 c# U3 f* yYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
) Z1 n0 i: H5 I) LECON 211 Chinese Economic Development% w: ^7 A* ^2 l5 q) @
Topics:
* H6 Q( N$ J. @Chinese Economy Characteristics
3 {2 t$ O( e* R, X8 m8 g% xRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
5 t# O! u9 K0 j4 s5 t! H. ?Consequences of economic reform3 v/ ?) z% n6 i5 t* V
Canada’s economic relations with China
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& d. l. a ^& p4 P) pIf you would like to learn more about:
/ Z1 t1 Y$ K U. _6 D0 ?Rich and Poor Countries
* Q9 D1 [% \9 O' pWhy economies differ
" y6 U0 y9 H$ T: tCauses for such differences* S# i+ m( v/ k) M' O/ r& [
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
/ a3 V d, C9 H7 ~/ d" N: RECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
4 q8 W# R7 Z: A+ ^* YTopics:* e* ]+ L: w _, d$ x" t
Technology
4 c; a. Q) w' zInstitutions: f g1 @$ z+ g3 y$ s
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about 2 L5 W) i3 ?. Y5 Q0 _% ]7 E8 q
Supply and Demand
Q5 v0 r, q" s1 K4 [9 n+ B5 M. a" UConsumer Behavior; E; y; [4 x- [6 a
Production and Cost$ g3 O. h$ j8 z9 n2 x+ _/ T- s
Price and Output# F6 J# m: |) B
Market Structures$ M/ W) y ^9 C0 a( z. _0 g: E3 M
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
# V( Z3 H/ x4 |* b4 uECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
: t8 {+ f+ l& p- w* ?8 L% QTopics: ! ]6 L K6 l+ K* d: m
Theory of consumer behavior
! x- m% [( _& y3 QTheory of production and cost
# W( L( b5 Y( c% \7 W5 c& sPrice and output determination under competition$ h- e& t/ c2 c. u0 A3 m4 q; o
Monopoly and other market structures
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: |1 _- P6 g" \0 h/ vIf you enjoyed learning about
5 [+ k& ~0 j" E' x% c' aCosts and Benefits
4 p7 X4 S- e# ]# o% {+ mExternalities! u# w, N. E0 T( h/ X/ a: h
Decision-making
# w: C- l* K( ?5 l0 z/ qOr would like to learn more about
/ M$ O- B" e3 j9 x7 k' fCapital Investments
3 g5 H0 B" x; @; TYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation! \- H% e6 U$ |! P1 p
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation3 o1 |' N7 f: \* W0 [/ _- B
Topics:
0 {4 N" P4 q# k5 e, K! ?Cost-Benefit Analysis
/ w) F3 G+ |( nEvaluating Public Investment Projects
* `' b$ m2 L& a* g, @* z% zLook at examples from - w' |7 d1 |& o5 o. f$ q
Transportation
0 j3 N ^0 ]- XRiver Basin Management
9 Q/ @; C( x5 T( I- ]Electrical Generation' s% D4 d8 h- {! k
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control* d: {! y6 d$ L6 U" m/ p, b
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If you enjoyed learning about
! r. t9 @) M0 R) r6 RSupply and Demand
+ h5 E/ M2 o1 ~4 y' NExternalities& X$ i/ ~: z# H: S
Resource Allocation
) x- L# N# g. }' G6 D" I) o" a( TTaxation, z, ], ]7 c3 s9 u" V
Or would like to learn more about ' z* {9 T- y1 w$ Q* m/ R
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada4 A% F) d* j0 g$ o7 I7 q* j- |
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
' }# D$ V3 v3 S8 XECON 365 Resource Economics1 T1 {( s ~9 E8 I4 S8 }
Topics:) g- E4 t$ d3 g; x$ X; H& }$ R
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources9 w* m8 P) T& Y2 ~7 V3 n/ a; z4 w
Scarcity and pricing
7 Z! W8 b2 F/ ]5 t9 BContemporary Canadian resource policy issues* i- B G! U/ |8 B6 A% s; S
, v2 z& I7 b2 q) s- R0 H& hIf you enjoyed learning about # u/ O. S5 d: T6 L, M* [4 |- `: O
Resource Allocation8 k* ]7 p( A/ T& W: A' q
Pricing6 O: q9 a. Y, o/ |1 n8 x; G
Markets
1 L! e* B% ~: @9 YGovernment roles
6 Q3 ?, l0 c+ ?6 k5 ROr would like to learn more about
: D. B. K# Q8 V) LThe energy sector, including sources and markets
( H) l9 J( b3 o1 q" LCanadian Energy Policy and current issues: Z3 n- c7 o2 _ j6 i
You might enjoy a course about 1 S3 H3 ?+ ^- G" _) }8 U" ~
Energy Economics!( p" n9 q: l8 D. o# D' v. X
ECON 366 Energy Economics
M9 ^8 L; G* P1 s, D i! G$ UTopics:
- A) e, w N+ k; f$ PPricing: G. G3 g' f& e
Role in economic growth . Y% i6 d3 ]' O) R6 d$ L
Energy sources and markets
6 X* x" \& ?8 r: wRole of government
+ e. r) b" b# ~# v6 A; z( QRegulation
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If you enjoyed learning about
: s# x- x. P9 o+ T k" ]1 j4 ~Externalities
3 L/ W+ j5 d4 w; cRegulation
( o3 T% z: }7 zGovernment roles* `/ y2 _* v! u5 Y( m+ B6 r. {
Or would like to learn more about % z. o9 [0 k2 \" l+ W; n4 S" f+ V" I
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration `! M/ T5 Q. h5 V
Steps taken to address deterioration/ V$ _, b5 k# B
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
: }+ j. z! H5 G" E6 UECON 369 Economics of the Environment% O8 d+ i) ^4 t5 I8 I
Topics: 2 S5 l+ C/ F3 C) d8 ~) V: P1 O( O
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
0 [4 }) L4 w$ h" u# x+ ^4 c# qTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
- L. t* K1 o" dTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
' Q" _; F9 r: W* xRecreation economics3 v2 p; }) S- E% c
/ o$ t* Q. E: W; O' E6 aIf you enjoyed learning about
+ Y+ b4 q4 p( d3 Z Individual Incentives9 C# `3 \5 f6 s( a7 m3 `
Total Welfare 0 X' {- W4 j; ~0 K
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! + {1 d4 s* A% o
ECON 378 Law and Economics8 s+ H& m4 K8 H0 c' a
Topics: * }9 o1 f7 P! r# I% ^9 P
Issues in Criminal and Family Law" I9 c0 a( }2 V3 I2 d! I* ]
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining- o+ u/ V! `4 `: c' h8 M8 b
Child Support Payments1 e( L* I0 M' v* L
Private Divorce agreements
% H, j0 H z; {% M9 [Criminal provisions of the Competition Act: U1 z& t2 P8 o7 l7 p
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If you enjoyed learning about
2 w9 X/ w9 c# M# ?! B0 G$ w" {Prisoners Dilemma
c! g0 `% ?8 x+ n3 r/ z# g% L" uDominant Strategies8 @; y0 ~7 U, m3 s. N. U
Collusion3 C# o, c1 v1 F1 C
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
$ Q; g/ a- K! b" IECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications8 k) D3 p& g/ Q* V H' J6 Y
Topics:
. R/ y6 V0 h5 Z8 `Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
/ N5 H! i: I. h/ U5 y' u B6 RApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
% ~4 o6 f% o0 F- F. pNote! Prerequisites: 1 d) @1 F( ~( t7 W, f N* Z$ J, ~3 e$ D
ECON 384 & 299 |
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