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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth' @/ c, N3 r" V: `) T
Or would like to learn more about:
1 k! D/ p9 X& U {China as an Emerging Economy5 r5 a q) n4 d3 Z4 ]- ~
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!8 o4 b6 g8 Z5 n/ t! v |8 b, j
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development/ o: r- u+ s. p9 x
Topics: . g: L/ d n4 |% f$ p
Chinese Economy Characteristics( n* B$ p' I# \
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy4 f2 A( {7 B* r2 e# W
Consequences of economic reform
; i# _ l6 w( W- L# Y" _) @Canada’s economic relations with China
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! I7 U5 h. I8 e4 ^If you would like to learn more about:
8 f! g" m9 F0 E4 o+ g! z. `+ L' PRich and Poor Countries
1 u6 V* j4 E: n0 H* j' w" P2 y, e7 jWhy economies differ5 F% T6 P" |: V5 s" t& x
Causes for such differences
) b1 _6 q+ X, x4 E* ]You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
2 f1 ~+ t. h! wECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth# B; t' j: {) P7 }# T
Topics:
0 j b+ I2 r) m% }' c% E2 ^Technology
% o3 P* M0 O6 gInstitutions
T: K+ `9 f, e# ]8 ]Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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% l6 B6 d( R" |! M) qIf you enjoyed learning about * ~, ~, w' b3 I3 b
Supply and Demand
) b4 o$ O' r* e8 {Consumer Behavior
2 P7 ~" M @2 P% g1 |) ]4 gProduction and Cost, n. ]5 ~2 d1 d" M
Price and Output
* a6 N+ l4 J _5 }. \7 H" B5 BMarket Structures' s2 G! d$ Z" f3 a+ {$ Q
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
' w$ W9 L }. M9 {! m rECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I. C+ j$ u" P6 E S
Topics:
e+ Y2 A0 |( t3 jTheory of consumer behavior' j: d% M: o7 g" e4 a
Theory of production and cost- N8 l4 z- u: k6 g
Price and output determination under competition
, Q- ~2 I1 M: s2 p2 e: [Monopoly and other market structures d5 R8 g" t0 A3 \& X7 p
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If you enjoyed learning about 2 h/ Z4 T, M: ~. Y7 V; K( |
Costs and Benefits ( c) F2 ~+ d9 e5 {7 m1 |8 h, Y
Externalities
* |/ A+ o6 D x7 M! \1 e% f0 ?/ mDecision-making
; h9 U: R. x& x0 S/ s H3 M. H# ROr would like to learn more about
1 @4 |3 u6 X( K: ?, OCapital Investments B8 c$ [6 ^, J7 t4 [" f) _9 m6 R
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
# G3 K0 G- D4 WECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
, P- R! ?$ n* }# X. E4 Y6 nTopics:+ y1 r( F: h; C, O4 e
Cost-Benefit Analysis
4 i3 d9 l8 e: i6 u! {1 NEvaluating Public Investment Projects/ x$ {! i. M r& q; }2 u
Look at examples from
! x+ s' V) o2 v9 L4 ^0 O- Y5 BTransportation
9 J. _) n5 \% R2 Z3 K; \River Basin Management+ X! N+ r& V6 R* O" \
Electrical Generation& U3 ] i: Z+ a) E" k
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control, q5 U1 X' M- n( T4 r, Q
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If you enjoyed learning about
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Externalities
; R( Q( _. `; U* g3 H6 Z3 b8 v/ V; ^Resource Allocation( z; m+ E3 f+ U) H; U
Taxation3 I5 A& c0 Q( f
Or would like to learn more about
1 X- D, |* f* r8 G5 `Supply of Natural Resources in Canada* n$ Q5 p$ h4 l3 N( v+ m
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
3 e$ E1 E6 ?* t% r7 ~5 ~ECON 365 Resource Economics
5 [% _" ^6 ^1 v( [( i! J* p5 XTopics:
0 m6 t* t% N9 q2 z/ |2 h7 YExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources9 x3 j6 w2 y6 K- L
Scarcity and pricing% P0 Z" ~* m" ?7 U
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues. E; X! \6 o9 a$ e( Z* s
1 |# g0 P6 ^" [If you enjoyed learning about
5 }& b' ]6 L. ?% w! P- T- dResource Allocation' [ p& A' u4 o& s/ L
Pricing
8 y2 ]) y3 `# I8 @# v0 eMarkets
( w: Z1 u+ V, tGovernment roles
: v: [' P, z4 D% ], y- }3 Q" g6 q: SOr would like to learn more about
9 X7 o! a" \! e3 Z0 b0 ^; b; `& DThe energy sector, including sources and markets
$ q" Y* x' o) r8 o7 nCanadian Energy Policy and current issues6 x# a/ r; g; G: n0 h0 S: C1 j f
You might enjoy a course about / k; O0 O Z1 Z. Z" y4 i2 H. _
Energy Economics!- Y" J2 o. S! n" }
ECON 366 Energy Economics$ w. D5 ^) L9 W: ?! L
Topics: / a4 H P" a# K7 I) D+ H o) b
Pricing! v9 a- i% _# D& A# V' U( l" v. M, V) m
Role in economic growth . ]& ]6 w" Q5 d. S9 h
Energy sources and markets
! w& T/ s/ a# V" MRole of government " Q3 B: p5 f; g( J# ?+ k( ]
Regulation $ H2 B3 Y9 B6 q+ p
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If you enjoyed learning about
/ E: h& l9 r2 BExternalities
?, c7 p# K5 ?Regulation
+ Q7 t6 D; j# X; @0 lGovernment roles5 U3 A3 r3 S0 ]* B
Or would like to learn more about - F8 t4 J3 s! `+ ~2 Y4 e \3 s. ~
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
" ^- X/ L, x# \5 X: |3 ISteps taken to address deterioration3 x4 O- V \6 e/ X0 k9 U; c
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 2 w, w z V- Q) q& x
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
* T$ e) Z9 q5 `3 UTopics: % ]) n6 T9 i7 H; V* g# k
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment # i1 o8 y1 R& E. {& f% ^) d
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
* H; R4 v; _) dTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 4 Y8 e, z( J: p. q$ N# A, W
Recreation economics
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* ^6 _9 C, w# h+ N+ nIf you enjoyed learning about4 x0 b; t" R) Y2 p( Y, ~4 y
Individual Incentives& }0 l h: @/ m- I7 @
Total Welfare $ |" y# j" E& I: }) n1 {
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! / L( d: L* [5 p) i" \
ECON 378 Law and Economics& r& j: Z7 M( N. K! S/ C5 r* |
Topics:
4 Z# F0 }2 l) q/ g" c, V2 CIssues in Criminal and Family Law J5 q# G% |6 I+ M. X- f7 r
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
9 ^) p' B% G- K& [% Z( ]Child Support Payments5 o9 x. `3 H2 N9 P0 y, r/ x7 }
Private Divorce agreements1 r# {; P g9 Q& B# U( W
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about 0 F! q5 e" l7 [. b' D
Prisoners Dilemma* _% @. q8 h/ ]( C8 N
Dominant Strategies2 R1 G9 t6 p/ i6 _, Z
Collusion
2 E& N6 }8 N G7 b: DYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 7 n$ R1 |1 V/ R9 _
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications F: P1 J# Z7 W" A
Topics: : j0 Z* y, o* Q0 t
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
0 c% x7 I0 I" K4 R8 [( uApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
2 e" D# D) `: Q* f4 {- \1 QNote! Prerequisites:
1 |! @/ c+ j& d* }9 mECON 384 & 299 |
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