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Trade x& Z2 _4 [2 }$ u+ x7 h: b! g/ ?
Growth. u! z$ T+ C- X. y
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: C8 k9 E4 J; ^6 `China as an Emerging Economy7 B. X: E. Y' L) k0 `2 c
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
) i$ @) j. {5 L ]4 d3 w) P& N: HECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
9 I0 f3 _& z" p |Topics:
9 { j! u) C1 V# L6 j- ~" jChinese Economy Characteristics
- ^$ d8 X: u' p! t7 N- s! IRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
8 V P6 \5 r! P' L) b5 `8 }! n/ _; x& CConsequences of economic reform9 S# F- \, d( r- j5 ^$ J7 f& b
Canada’s economic relations with China
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4 Q$ p" {4 f1 x" x& jIf you would like to learn more about:
/ g6 l' G8 \# P/ A" d5 m' GRich and Poor Countries
$ r$ E8 O) F5 O5 }6 e# hWhy economies differ
0 X9 N# M2 D3 t$ F* zCauses for such differences. U( H7 n' o# V7 _& m2 N, e- Y
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
' D9 A; I P6 ~ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
* K8 ~( k' t2 x6 C% g/ Y" m/ PTopics:
) Y# l: j D2 J. ]) |0 KTechnology# \' ?; W. W, P" d
Institutions
' L( a. n& x4 h! UGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence % O0 H' R& ?) S6 n
4 u+ B+ H( b: _ }' t' sIf you enjoyed learning about ' G* s! ~5 [8 E F
Supply and Demand
& i" u, x' Q/ o. o, A$ u& I6 l8 bConsumer Behavior- Q2 z7 i* u2 E$ [! R$ D9 [
Production and Cost
" N1 j/ f% `% {1 _3 ]- d4 FPrice and Output$ Q) @* ]) t$ _0 |4 D, j
Market Structures
$ [+ L y& v4 q& G3 c. V1 pYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
$ h4 w3 C4 M8 e! Q% HECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I) a P: ^# a* J& Z- W
Topics:
0 B: T) R1 q) `$ uTheory of consumer behavior
) I2 J% q7 [1 }* N% a$ NTheory of production and cost4 {" K9 X" @2 B: @ W4 o! D4 _9 r
Price and output determination under competition; [- r) K/ A3 i" m6 n
Monopoly and other market structures
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. c- R5 D' B1 d+ `3 P+ CIf you enjoyed learning about
$ Y6 e( u1 n0 R$ |Costs and Benefits
( h2 q' q$ W4 z9 N5 ?* B! e2 [Externalities
3 l: B, F |# c( u$ l# I$ }8 M7 VDecision-making1 R7 a8 C/ |: G3 H. }
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% M+ j8 j; t0 f) ICapital Investments
! P- c! l. d7 G# G) I QYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!8 U1 K( A$ N2 \+ Z- D' ?- e0 w
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
( {; C' h7 |% e4 v; u) ATopics:
& j! p$ A. c6 | @9 |: ~4 V1 N& M M9 ^. XCost-Benefit Analysis
2 R. N- I1 ~4 H1 UEvaluating Public Investment Projects C2 O6 S. q" P3 U( {
Look at examples from
: ~4 J+ f7 i7 ETransportation2 e: Z+ o( F+ n" D" H
River Basin Management
$ Z- S8 d7 P2 k6 P; F# [Electrical Generation- K4 X3 c4 _$ C( U: p! j1 j
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about % n3 U W$ a, Z8 g2 C
Supply and Demand: J; n) j7 @- V7 I6 s
Externalities, u+ X) d7 B9 l2 B, o5 E8 j# O5 J
Resource Allocation
6 d! J0 t6 M+ x( wTaxation! l$ v+ [4 q* u/ I+ t# T& ~( S% l
Or would like to learn more about ( f' `7 m& r; G& ]9 Q1 Y
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
l$ K9 q4 k, d5 w% f# @: ?You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!8 D( {* V' Z4 i( I4 b
ECON 365 Resource Economics0 I" |4 M- B9 G/ ?
Topics:
# P, J$ ]5 }& f) QExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources0 j" B- E+ H1 L% G/ q/ S! L# }
Scarcity and pricing
, C' {' ]$ c* hContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
; k5 t/ S' l" H8 k, QResource Allocation
/ t# g7 n* A# Y1 t' Q6 J% p( PPricing( t( C6 G/ D1 I' I
Markets
7 z8 D% S8 e6 x6 s; \Government roles* i4 |5 p) [2 z3 l: I [7 g0 P5 `) B
Or would like to learn more about
# x0 q0 S: t5 V! SThe energy sector, including sources and markets' k9 F( h+ E8 {8 v* I
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues4 U+ V/ g0 d( n8 E
You might enjoy a course about / }$ D# m7 ]; a" m1 k9 l" ^. \
Energy Economics!4 i, a) Z2 Z5 @6 b
ECON 366 Energy Economics
8 \( U# ^+ w1 P( g! |3 O" pTopics:
8 b6 G& @+ f! yPricing) Z; N4 j$ n% C8 U( I$ N
Role in economic growth
8 @1 |: H+ g; W1 _5 k# {Energy sources and markets 3 {+ V4 T o* ^; T- w1 V% V" X z' b# w
Role of government
# O$ ]% z' s" W) ~Regulation / V& z# [, Y# y
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8 k; @7 K0 ]3 |, K: fExternalities
0 Z; W( V- h% v6 ARegulation0 \" c/ o; [0 r* n
Government roles' c, A6 z. e& S2 \% P0 P7 r
Or would like to learn more about
+ L9 f" p7 h& ?+ X) b2 ZEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
9 d$ ]1 W; t0 x) d; z6 @' j3 p; D0 c: DSteps taken to address deterioration7 G) _& N: a' `% T9 f7 E& b
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ; Y& z i' V( o
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment7 L `: g) ?7 M: z" b& C, h
Topics:
0 [* A C0 J8 l% i5 v: U6 I m8 mEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment - R, z7 k5 w4 x, C- R/ m! n
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
( a5 J( Y1 G4 Y# [0 U' S6 fTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ) H; C. o$ q- N
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
+ L3 v% d! B# l e4 s Individual Incentives1 ^! s j, n/ ^
Total Welfare
9 J8 a, @4 J2 u1 z3 cYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! * z" F& k* U. }3 x
ECON 378 Law and Economics: ?: h) h, _; X: ~" A
Topics: , ^4 B9 F. Q& t+ n4 l% l
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
2 i% ]* D2 @& E& X- xCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
- i0 ^+ s, z+ W/ bChild Support Payments# x* k( a: `6 O C: F
Private Divorce agreements# p! |+ {1 q$ R
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act% e# O) v2 A- d
+ M4 X- j6 q$ N( x: p! ?( VIf you enjoyed learning about
5 x5 u6 k1 p% m; V1 w* W# ?Prisoners Dilemma% {2 r5 G/ ]* V7 t
Dominant Strategies
5 {0 i: f0 d& o' Y7 p2 ICollusion; o% k3 u4 W% n* _: g6 t, H2 {* o
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
7 b' ^8 ]$ |0 j6 h7 ?ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
0 B7 ~/ p4 h; A- M1 Z, z( P1 aTopics: % r2 p& F) w% E
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
7 e8 l. Q7 }; l& A$ K2 ~4 j) oApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
9 z: \( [5 _$ F7 [* A8 PNote! Prerequisites: / S" F5 w; C% A- k$ M3 K! @
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