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Growth
$ p( y' M- [" s4 Z- _1 cOr would like to learn more about:
& @ T. O2 m. FChina as an Emerging Economy8 t* H" i4 {* @& P$ S7 g
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!6 @ s, u3 M3 t* H# o, V
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
3 M- i1 O2 I n% ]' g; NTopics:
( A! g% g: B0 Z: K( N- V5 R6 T5 l. M( iChinese Economy Characteristics; P& a1 C0 z# ?7 B" ?; n1 J
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
: F) |9 G7 @7 N: K$ `% }' H" S. t3 |Consequences of economic reform
* G# R' P# D) y+ B4 e, TCanada’s economic relations with China6 G& ]' V' [! E
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Rich and Poor Countries- V2 c J& @ ]* \3 Z
Why economies differ
& Y3 ?! H+ j7 v& E7 kCauses for such differences0 w3 |& A) ~/ r6 U/ m+ W
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
b1 w2 q# \; w3 V3 }ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth: [9 C/ A' V7 f. B3 G
Topics:& l% }7 j+ E! {
Technology1 e0 A$ S3 W% c+ N0 _. Q
Institutions9 _' g' |$ i, h3 [+ E
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 0 {8 D* Q5 [! H7 \7 f, H8 ]
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' {0 I% h1 _1 l# J/ G1 rSupply and Demand) G. V; t( `3 Z3 ^, L) }( W
Consumer Behavior
/ D$ X" ?0 T& }2 b0 CProduction and Cost/ q% U) I# a' b3 M7 k
Price and Output2 w1 h) L( z7 [9 m% w S
Market Structures
% A3 X! i! B$ e9 W9 U3 YYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
2 p$ W- i7 m; E, h$ p* WECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
T8 e! h' b: k0 P1 gTopics: 3 ]4 ?* c6 f6 {- i6 ^8 o3 l, }
Theory of consumer behavior3 a" O( j0 a8 T3 r( U7 ]4 q
Theory of production and cost
! @, `1 P2 L! L- h, P1 T, P: h4 I: j8 uPrice and output determination under competition8 X8 ?5 F- M8 Q/ B# U2 v9 ^7 ~
Monopoly and other market structures' o/ C7 \+ L9 }4 o
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7 v, H/ J( O. KCosts and Benefits
" v9 F9 H7 |& Q# a" |Externalities" {% c8 P2 ^6 F$ S- i' G
Decision-making9 y/ k6 ]6 C$ _6 N7 X$ B
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Capital Investments( U+ ?, ]9 r! |
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
3 C: I: h: _; m1 t$ q& \ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation. e$ S, w" m& R8 ^
Topics:
0 |7 D4 F6 }. f: R. R- [Cost-Benefit Analysis" f' {8 L% P# H3 G
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
$ {6 J9 z* I/ r$ {Look at examples from ' F; g h6 n: j6 D! z
Transportation0 [. K" p+ c/ \3 a2 v# U4 \
River Basin Management) @- S7 E. M6 i% ]
Electrical Generation
' ?- T- V' [6 J* u3 J# ]3 L& e; wOil & Gas and Pollution Control/ {* I1 E8 I) q7 e' o( n3 I
g% @+ I' f: I, f; w* BIf you enjoyed learning about 1 I5 j% w. O; g) v4 c
Supply and Demand
" Z- W" M" h( [8 o) b6 XExternalities5 d ~$ I- j% P7 c. i6 j
Resource Allocation
) o5 r# _0 v3 CTaxation; p/ N, T( E- x
Or would like to learn more about
- E7 o0 h; H0 E( f% v" j9 uSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
4 D F# @8 b! ~' J. w$ Q7 b' @You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!: N# y" Z, W0 A7 z( G0 P6 Z
ECON 365 Resource Economics
, x$ R `; H2 r1 T; QTopics:
! ~% e' E7 f' \6 ~% z5 B EExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources, U/ q1 |. {4 d( {: \2 \/ P
Scarcity and pricing2 D& q( Q5 Z) \$ {: ?# D3 @
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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" O* N" A4 K/ m; [If you enjoyed learning about - P/ z5 P3 | l: h2 `7 w
Resource Allocation
+ y, w4 K6 T5 J6 X) HPricing
" b& E4 |' V) F8 P8 `/ mMarkets
# w/ H2 J+ [, kGovernment roles
' [9 r) }" e! o" wOr would like to learn more about
0 e1 W2 k2 D- ~The energy sector, including sources and markets
[* L0 t" W0 U4 d( tCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
- M' n& t7 R" sYou might enjoy a course about
; P2 _0 [$ [9 `' K3 r0 lEnergy Economics!
$ G Z) D; W7 P! u5 w5 P& eECON 366 Energy Economics
& _% C, k/ P! r1 t g: i/ FTopics: : J5 E6 K5 b7 D8 _+ S/ y1 z, t
Pricing
. I) C! k" M% `. PRole in economic growth
, l# J1 H; ?+ b+ X- T. A; HEnergy sources and markets
+ l& R5 x9 E& b) k5 Y6 LRole of government : j2 X$ I3 o& p
Regulation 9 O) s6 n5 r: I; r; F
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$ g# Z" ?) q4 W' aExternalities4 b+ F, A6 i! @
Regulation
8 T2 V) L# ^% X! P6 Z w& m# z6 g5 UGovernment roles
' M% N1 B; Q. \+ h, gOr would like to learn more about ; c5 Y; d9 a4 O' F
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration2 ?5 W& \7 a+ l2 B* |2 X' C
Steps taken to address deterioration! o9 Q; D' `8 `
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
2 o, w& ]- I! ~* n5 kECON 369 Economics of the Environment6 W, P2 {- T2 K: t. s: ^' |# j0 }
Topics: " O4 P; m, G8 m/ r1 f+ D* e; H
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
' o3 e. p! `4 |6 ?6 JTypes and causes of environmental deterioration - j7 b4 y1 G& r5 `4 V
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
+ p3 W9 D/ v" ~5 c/ e- `' oRecreation economics
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0 K6 U( T& f$ ]2 N( e9 SIf you enjoyed learning about2 ^ V* i2 Z: M2 {& C8 a: z" m
Individual Incentives2 _8 O+ a/ U" I) L( b, e7 G
Total Welfare
- l7 Z1 t |5 X) KYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! % ?$ f- Q% c6 c& y1 k Q
ECON 378 Law and Economics
" f9 B! k0 r. B# z5 n5 ATopics: - ~( y# P, e z
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
3 {4 ~( R6 `5 n/ a! \) P4 S/ sCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining: { w' A+ A3 g* ^( P
Child Support Payments
* o7 N6 r- p* a- zPrivate Divorce agreements
6 `' G& G) F' cCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
! _/ b3 J* m2 u/ d: e5 v/ v9 uPrisoners Dilemma
3 x4 Z& k$ D: D9 x( D5 jDominant Strategies
6 Y# F9 h$ z" e2 D. X8 _Collusion
5 O& n4 P' Z$ \- ^ i G: o2 BYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 7 A- [ D' S- _
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
1 _8 ~, k3 R) C1 H$ UTopics:
Y H4 e' d; `) O8 A: W& kAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games7 l/ B( o" o7 ~
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ( P6 o3 U- ^6 c
Note! Prerequisites:
9 J$ x: c) z3 d& s8 C/ GECON 384 & 299 |
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