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If you enjoyed learning about:
2 S& E# G# k0 b3 R) B. ITrade
9 [' J9 q9 t7 F, N. ~; v9 RGrowth5 e1 u, C! A' }) k# M- q
Or would like to learn more about: # _! O* I6 S( m* s& v
China as an Emerging Economy
I! X6 a& o s; K+ jYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!4 H9 n) S' ^* }$ X2 p
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
7 F3 n2 P: x4 L% E6 B2 {; G' u+ l- VTopics:
) K1 k$ c" l: J6 I: K: W0 FChinese Economy Characteristics; E0 n- @; V4 Q7 k
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
. g2 I1 r7 t, h* j) w0 wConsequences of economic reform
1 h. m. d* c/ F8 w* hCanada’s economic relations with China
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6 k' G3 W# x* K* n+ oIf you would like to learn more about: 0 J4 A% x- ]0 c" G/ o, C& T {
Rich and Poor Countries
; V; b# ^- L; p/ \Why economies differ
# x' @3 g$ z* @ y9 g+ L" v% l' U% }Causes for such differences) k7 h/ ^6 @3 F% x
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth0 v, l' h+ D# H1 R) G' [- ~4 r
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
" K; i, ~2 H4 A- y) ?2 J$ JTopics:% s( _# b* `# d. [+ G6 l% j" }& N9 |
Technology. P, g% F& }6 l& Q
Institutions& Z$ N, f# a; k! h, ^8 U, Z
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 4 _- `) k8 W* R D, y1 h* y
- H* x) q0 q& I% L' M# J6 xIf you enjoyed learning about # k9 {, U9 b6 W9 b( k. O
Supply and Demand
/ H/ a, w6 ^5 P' E' i% PConsumer Behavior- g: O. ]% N$ p8 w0 ^0 A2 }1 p
Production and Cost
' D; P5 I# o1 O) WPrice and Output2 J t- b. `3 F. i: Z
Market Structures
2 m) w( W# u( e4 kYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!: E3 H4 b+ F* l: F# H) @, k! z5 O; f
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I3 m, P( s% p) m6 T& W
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Theory of consumer behavior) K- u" [6 D9 ]# C8 h2 m+ @& V
Theory of production and cost$ f% ]5 ]" X$ [0 D) f' }7 R
Price and output determination under competition
* d% D* c$ O8 E# ]& }2 }- mMonopoly and other market structures2 d% G( q1 I! j) i* v: r
2 W3 | d1 A/ r0 Q1 l$ ]If you enjoyed learning about ( Q! i3 x0 P3 c' `; m' h2 O+ L
Costs and Benefits : i; I: N, V! x4 h, |* `$ O7 D
Externalities
, I( V! ~; E; x3 i1 F% FDecision-making
2 \4 H% {6 [0 b$ R OOr would like to learn more about
0 X1 w. K+ O2 S- c0 D9 c, ]Capital Investments
: a. c1 l* @ y" m; bYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!! M8 u7 j5 b- V
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation9 L- @# D& I6 x+ R* B! `
Topics:6 A% k! a# v5 c6 Q3 y0 g6 K" |; q
Cost-Benefit Analysis
% I, P/ j8 Q& p7 ^9 n; zEvaluating Public Investment Projects
4 w* g6 a6 w& SLook at examples from
6 W% ]& b& L8 } ?Transportation
" I- [- K, S+ {1 F5 Q& Q! GRiver Basin Management) u4 k8 B% w0 g8 L( W
Electrical Generation
: E# m T* T# U& X2 x9 F6 ^; rOil & Gas and Pollution Control( H6 R3 V2 P' g9 l! Q
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If you enjoyed learning about 9 L8 w) X# t$ n$ a! l: k
Supply and Demand
. U2 z, N% f7 T5 S" _4 S, \9 o' HExternalities
, B+ y+ S' r- t: tResource Allocation7 x0 T. u, i% c7 n( L
Taxation
- ^: j9 M& Y! y* _# i9 M8 ^Or would like to learn more about
# \2 \" V2 \* aSupply of Natural Resources in Canada& Y5 E& D* |: [% @( ^% R
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!' P5 l. a, \1 F4 Y5 C( M# V
ECON 365 Resource Economics1 x( K7 C9 c+ V) \+ w& _
Topics:
- l8 \" E( i) w& I5 QExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources! D7 S3 `+ ]$ |4 \! t$ l
Scarcity and pricing
! T2 l. `' ^# qContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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; V, F4 D% N/ |* T0 A8 WIf you enjoyed learning about
& E9 \4 V1 G4 I* RResource Allocation6 [3 n. R$ Y0 V( v: P
Pricing
# E8 x9 P: ]; g R0 YMarkets
. @% w0 R7 S: q6 i5 a' z' ?) K1 R7 Z2 ~Government roles
5 {+ d2 S3 T4 Q. g. FOr would like to learn more about
8 H( ^* `( P/ Z5 M t% nThe energy sector, including sources and markets
. [3 h# r4 y. P( H$ QCanadian Energy Policy and current issues: P+ j# W; a6 t% b t% j+ {
You might enjoy a course about $ j2 f6 `' v, C, {! \
Energy Economics!
3 b. n- D% F5 K: S3 uECON 366 Energy Economics9 U+ P* s/ z" q! T. N8 ]8 W# v
Topics:
" v( h# @1 A7 I0 D0 o; C4 uPricing
( X6 t$ k" i5 D1 K' j* \Role in economic growth 7 p6 g7 | j3 Y! }
Energy sources and markets
3 p- ~( p, W( b" zRole of government
+ `7 l' a( ~: {/ x- H# v/ r3 lRegulation
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2 _% J' f( ?$ y( SIf you enjoyed learning about - \. F" z7 r/ P' E: F4 K) M8 P
Externalities
1 e# F! W: T# ~& @* H6 TRegulation* F# i5 V& [7 U, z1 r; }/ j( ?
Government roles
; u& ^- @4 n, C$ w& Y# F# sOr would like to learn more about
/ }. c$ v- A. c6 a# }Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
0 u% I `) I0 A9 fSteps taken to address deterioration
% R0 u- S2 @! Z6 n# EYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 7 `6 D$ x+ @* t; V
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment9 n! b" s: s$ P+ |8 I
Topics:
0 V5 c) C4 y: S2 B9 H# j: P% `Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment / D: {; _" b4 Z# K, ~8 F
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
. }& `1 O: L* @3 x3 J tTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration % d& W3 a& D# k0 T# z9 c* E" Q
Recreation economics
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% {) u1 L9 @) X* {' S# N, sIf you enjoyed learning about
9 P( r6 `1 X* w* v6 Z& [. i Individual Incentives
/ X; M- r$ s- e; D/ wTotal Welfare
+ h7 ~2 o5 z" b! D! Q& @7 y$ i# Z: xYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! . u( s+ c) F4 z7 E5 H
ECON 378 Law and Economics1 {+ u7 n9 Y( G7 b( Q5 h
Topics:
/ D3 @" g" M4 c+ i" r+ yIssues in Criminal and Family Law; o. Q. k4 Q3 u0 ]" ^3 S, r
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining2 d, s5 g0 ?# d1 L% h9 w& G7 e
Child Support Payments' {5 i+ X& F+ |9 L
Private Divorce agreements
) \, Y$ T' @& T" BCriminal provisions of the Competition Act" Y8 _1 T1 h \1 O
3 ], R% v! f3 `9 M% IIf you enjoyed learning about
- y- w1 \2 I& S( z: wPrisoners Dilemma
3 e3 A* ]1 ^' @% |* PDominant Strategies# Z2 @" e; }1 H% ] N2 v
Collusion! t F# r9 Z7 _" z; [! D/ v
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 8 I( c f+ X: K# S- b8 D: l0 V
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
, @% k# X$ B# F2 K; ITopics: # f% @; q1 \, w" F$ m- S
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games7 ?$ S5 f% e% _
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
; w) K, N. X# u5 A. B# L. a3 QNote! Prerequisites: & u. X$ p- T% V, U
ECON 384 & 299 |
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