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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth
- T: R& w) y% ^/ y. Y9 s, I( d3 KOr would like to learn more about: 5 o* q( U2 T( Z. I
China as an Emerging Economy% C; q% |1 E1 u: u, J! I q
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
6 Q8 O* l1 ]2 j) R0 z: Z3 ]7 sECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
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5 ], P; i! U7 n) o% IChinese Economy Characteristics
# Y3 l; W: B' z; R: ?) M( }Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
; t, P9 H3 [3 \Consequences of economic reform$ w+ W5 D% l7 R8 f2 d( h
Canada’s economic relations with China# h' p: j+ H4 R% @' }, [. O
+ g; V+ z8 e2 q# N: | `* Q$ B$ LIf you would like to learn more about:
- Y7 N% j }8 I& _1 b, ~# eRich and Poor Countries
7 t4 R, h1 B" X6 p6 j- N! vWhy economies differ/ P7 S* m w( @2 a( X
Causes for such differences
8 f& a! O' V3 I, t7 b: xYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth+ A& z, K! K/ `# E8 I
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
1 ]+ o9 E1 Q o" D: T( o' ~Topics:
9 B& h; i, _) Z/ K" L$ mTechnology
7 |; R6 T( `" b1 rInstitutions0 p: s. {- ?- W' S
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
" {; j% C) a0 bSupply and Demand" N; w* I: q/ L8 T( |/ A
Consumer Behavior
8 L, I% ~9 p8 K8 x& I" v, x" a( wProduction and Cost
9 b' q: ^& q/ N4 ?: V% f4 d" lPrice and Output
# B; W/ ~/ F3 W6 tMarket Structures
! x; o2 |7 }% B' v& U& ~You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
$ M: g0 b! V, HECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I' K7 ?2 I6 }" A# O
Topics: 0 U6 A3 H- c& }) a- B/ O# @) F$ j
Theory of consumer behavior+ V4 a9 a' U$ d: R
Theory of production and cost7 f) r* A: \( m7 s& N [
Price and output determination under competition
. n$ u/ |; Q3 e+ A& e. ?$ \Monopoly and other market structures9 X. B: G9 X6 j. u* H
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! o2 d2 x9 Z3 e, v9 G# t3 ]. zCosts and Benefits - x" }- a, H8 I$ X" j
Externalities
4 z: F( \0 ^$ u. S0 gDecision-making. n: h8 j7 e4 Q! a; s- B8 G1 s7 n
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Capital Investments
$ a) Q# ?, g. o5 _You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
4 c' l& J- f, T; b0 FECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
7 @$ ^7 [0 p- M, [( }Topics:
3 D s4 L! g2 w; L$ ICost-Benefit Analysis
# u! U; ^1 H c4 O2 m1 w: T2 |Evaluating Public Investment Projects4 z2 L( U: I' a$ J. M
Look at examples from 6 U- t) q! D, t- e
Transportation
+ D" _' N# J9 V/ `$ mRiver Basin Management
& p' A" U, K% L# X/ RElectrical Generation
1 A5 {+ @% A( |Oil & Gas and Pollution Control2 J, c7 T( c8 _% P% c5 [* G! F& b& m
; t% [* ]+ p" Q V. G9 vIf you enjoyed learning about
, I* q5 Y; q2 u4 _1 d- ASupply and Demand
8 ^) F- w: O: {5 {+ }, j1 KExternalities
4 U* W* b: x, A) X8 PResource Allocation
3 k$ V n( h' H7 y5 m+ W$ ITaxation4 s* z7 c7 q( _! G% N
Or would like to learn more about z1 y; p( l0 w0 M z2 i( w( X9 N
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
b2 M9 `- k5 L8 I+ h x- q' wYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
, c/ M8 d, W6 x7 aECON 365 Resource Economics+ z7 Z' [' `0 t2 |: ^
Topics:
2 }8 I" P$ v! R. Q. B0 t! {Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
1 {0 U8 u2 j( {# j$ b. _4 iScarcity and pricing
8 d' z: D- h+ \Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues& n9 R* \/ o$ ?) d
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If you enjoyed learning about
- [) s) K: R9 ^' c% k* n5 FResource Allocation
; o9 d1 r0 h7 `8 APricing) Y( e6 C- ~7 A2 @, L9 A
Markets' T7 S# H A4 O0 c+ q5 ^0 A
Government roles
" W: a0 s0 c; a }# @Or would like to learn more about $ {+ N* a; O7 v v9 L6 h' K
The energy sector, including sources and markets
5 V6 H( Q9 N, q* C5 m+ ?Canadian Energy Policy and current issues5 }$ _3 P( Q# w0 z& V2 _
You might enjoy a course about
5 k7 q0 Q$ c, LEnergy Economics!
' H) w$ P9 S" J3 k7 z( ^: ]2 aECON 366 Energy Economics
4 L) o0 s3 { _& X% fTopics:
4 R3 J1 y7 i1 j2 @+ \3 z) cPricing
8 ]% I" B. |& ^4 r+ M5 M% B4 q% q3 ~Role in economic growth % G! m7 G* }3 r6 f
Energy sources and markets ( @; C5 i9 {; M8 _. `9 W
Role of government ! v) M1 u' N3 z/ Y0 h d
Regulation
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) h. K1 Q/ L: f) B3 H! F! WIf you enjoyed learning about & `3 z. G, Z5 J+ c1 L n8 `5 s
Externalities
& n" |; D" a" w6 `2 C1 dRegulation
0 X$ [& _9 ^5 I/ y0 mGovernment roles. M. E- t7 I4 _/ Z
Or would like to learn more about
; ]4 N! |9 C( z! q/ s H) [Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
( \, k O' q' W# YSteps taken to address deterioration
! s" G* ?8 e- W7 T2 Z: MYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
1 a- c+ s" N c6 q+ Y( m+ X* i, J+ BECON 369 Economics of the Environment
) u5 e4 R/ i' z* [8 {" kTopics: - R5 _- J3 o/ a- H' R1 }4 R
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
# N1 W' o' V. p% X4 b+ g. H2 CTypes and causes of environmental deterioration / g" b, s3 w; F; L+ {
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
) M, h: E% v+ X: g* ~Recreation economics9 F+ j# |4 T" i! q. |9 E
/ V4 y$ ? s- E6 F4 S4 P/ n! |( W8 q GIf you enjoyed learning about# N* G5 q: s5 X2 v
Individual Incentives# O& _7 T& y- c
Total Welfare
8 f* V: _4 l* Y5 \) E# }( oYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 1 {4 t& L* ?5 A% `9 ]4 Z
ECON 378 Law and Economics0 c9 {$ w% n% E" f6 b
Topics: 6 x( r" P* m! E0 f
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
# A0 Y" X: Z; l' h$ qCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
) C# e3 s0 n u# MChild Support Payments
v9 Q6 c9 z- \/ ?4 m+ GPrivate Divorce agreements
7 P* h, O( c; D5 q. v1 {8 E& u4 xCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma) Y# b7 ~( r" `" T1 {) Z3 f
Dominant Strategies
. @: c: R9 F# sCollusion% X6 ?: k3 o5 Z( x( E
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 2 g. }& c* K. J3 ]; G; j7 o8 I
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
/ K; \, f7 S0 V RTopics:
/ x' X6 X. F: v8 HAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games1 V6 f$ Y+ H9 |3 }1 I9 x
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 3 V( e3 Z1 {7 Z
Note! Prerequisites:
& n8 k, [( G5 e: Z9 g' e/ o2 r* HECON 384 & 299 |
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