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0 o1 o) M5 c% f1 {9 G8 h8 |Trade4 {2 u( z! h# n. y0 b
Growth- \0 r' D8 n( K# G2 U5 b
Or would like to learn more about:
1 i& _ d3 G( q- o4 b7 Q3 XChina as an Emerging Economy% t0 F9 z. V: w& b1 V/ X
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!( z6 O- e2 [. f. O
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
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; K. Y: u' r/ T K7 j' WChinese Economy Characteristics' G9 B- w2 L f
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy! R& `8 S4 `) Y* r9 [8 T
Consequences of economic reform+ n$ ]* t' B9 e- U. G) m7 c
Canada’s economic relations with China
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Rich and Poor Countries1 ?0 Q9 T0 H4 l; f
Why economies differ, ]( ?9 x3 o& k- L
Causes for such differences
8 ^$ F. B0 V2 G0 {2 I5 pYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
A9 J: F" g: {ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth% F n* A3 F7 I; `5 n' k/ u: c
Topics:
0 v! p8 {2 U, L* y1 a1 ~Technology
' A z$ |* t/ l$ Y8 i3 e: iInstitutions
/ C8 A1 K, m% g- OGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence 9 L# j- B) h" x+ `& T
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If you enjoyed learning about
& e+ {7 j, O& R8 m% b: GSupply and Demand
9 X: P$ k, x! v- b. I- dConsumer Behavior% g6 A) w7 U4 ?
Production and Cost
+ `2 ?; F! r9 H- g3 V9 uPrice and Output. }5 ~8 ~8 Y& n) G0 O9 G& F" k; u
Market Structures
* x, g6 p$ x' Z1 e6 [You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!* ]4 V0 d% X) A% Z5 `! l: E
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
3 c$ S9 m! F+ q) @: ~7 D# |4 B# q2 NTopics:
2 b+ g) M$ p$ E6 Q1 {9 Q( jTheory of consumer behavior$ v$ i" i+ J+ O; c
Theory of production and cost
, D7 x2 c5 k1 K" |9 jPrice and output determination under competition
* v' e# C& g5 F! w( n: v3 L1 uMonopoly and other market structures9 e9 `% } |8 ^. T
0 t! K! `5 }( k9 K: K; {7 ?If you enjoyed learning about
$ E& u# }. l8 @( `" Z6 QCosts and Benefits + U0 Z& P5 |4 y8 |9 B
Externalities
8 @3 e* w u! q; o! |( ^Decision-making
& Y& Z. L$ ?5 G$ z- w1 n. G4 c0 w: HOr would like to learn more about ( u; u* ^! B3 L' P0 ]
Capital Investments
# U9 d, X0 w5 B5 [0 O0 y" [; S% ZYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!" r% }6 p+ I" z2 ^
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
! K% G" ^/ U, N' gTopics:
. f0 R( N% |! v& B5 yCost-Benefit Analysis
9 ]# d, F: b3 _3 i+ dEvaluating Public Investment Projects& D9 Q4 l) U& F
Look at examples from
( B. k& z# t& g. I, RTransportation1 Y4 I7 W6 v. E; V2 r5 B
River Basin Management6 u, |; B2 u- X1 | Y1 @
Electrical Generation
: j/ u6 ^) Q4 EOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
. A6 R9 `$ x8 z( Z% T- u7 ESupply and Demand6 Z3 V, }' ]$ x3 e, g/ E
Externalities
3 f/ @2 j/ ]7 A1 Z- Q% wResource Allocation
3 ?, O1 ?4 |4 ETaxation
+ b/ P f: V+ X7 R7 O8 p! a% tOr would like to learn more about 8 B; G. v* ~3 e6 N% O' P. U
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
+ w \0 G( S7 _! B( @( O0 wYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics! n- O+ l' E, ]
ECON 365 Resource Economics3 r) y2 M. P. \! c$ r j0 N
Topics:
" S9 `1 a; F" N1 r) KExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
; {7 t# Y( Y4 |$ E# uScarcity and pricing
R, Q7 }9 ?6 D- {- Z7 J( T4 ^Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues: J' }: W1 `8 ~. B1 g4 S. M$ L2 _
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7 q; Y8 W* Y+ t% }; C& VResource Allocation
( w0 L2 ]5 A& {Pricing" x# {2 ?- f2 h" Y9 Y/ A% q
Markets! e- V7 n* h0 f; F2 {4 D5 I7 w
Government roles8 \9 E/ C6 G" s$ E3 H& {" n
Or would like to learn more about 4 |' R& k6 M9 C! |* W4 g0 ~, m
The energy sector, including sources and markets$ K+ m; A! F5 b; J9 r. k
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues7 m" [/ C$ Q" o5 X: T$ ~, q
You might enjoy a course about
: O9 R1 r$ w6 |( dEnergy Economics!4 M6 \* Z6 M; L* U' C& h6 X2 r+ n
ECON 366 Energy Economics5 O3 k: D2 S4 Y. [
Topics: . K7 s+ O5 u7 C! g" y/ W5 N
Pricing v. D. }+ m) z3 q4 s& |
Role in economic growth ; ]+ ^" `+ h. J* D3 H9 S
Energy sources and markets
& u1 c4 `8 y N* ORole of government 7 R* z* l( P, H# m4 p6 e8 l4 [
Regulation
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' E$ Y& r5 W3 |! `Externalities
3 D4 g T- G3 TRegulation
$ d: I! W7 l6 } {9 o0 H9 a1 A/ S! MGovernment roles6 x, @5 U7 i F, Y* m: ?
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration; `/ Q: h( q3 U( d( b
Steps taken to address deterioration
) n3 i% M: Z) ~% n, ] J# D3 U4 jYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 6 b1 J1 o' z" h: z& L! u
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment0 u! |' v* S" `* G5 E
Topics:
. b% s8 y$ Y/ u$ FEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
' e9 l: E U3 q" A; ]; s0 x+ YTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
* y* ~4 l5 D7 j. C& |Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
( J' F' g) D, r* `, H) e2 C2 d3 QRecreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
. N) n6 H: L U# z Individual Incentives
, E* Y' d+ e1 a, {* CTotal Welfare
) t3 \ V# h3 f3 ]6 d0 z5 TYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 5 x7 J4 A/ `/ c4 r
ECON 378 Law and Economics
' {3 ~7 V9 E* F# }+ CTopics:
1 o( i; `0 L* \+ x5 T1 NIssues in Criminal and Family Law1 D9 n: w1 |7 E6 i6 H9 n
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining5 K {1 c# L8 h! b# ]% x9 F [
Child Support Payments6 }* Y* l5 S; r1 I
Private Divorce agreements
2 s; Q" D9 @ b) {# h, v) kCriminal provisions of the Competition Act$ s! s5 C, k1 P6 G+ Q( ]% s
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If you enjoyed learning about
6 Q- s( p7 V% `2 q! ]8 GPrisoners Dilemma
% v- B2 g3 b% n3 h/ h- \5 tDominant Strategies% A- b! Z0 ~9 q L2 C7 D
Collusion
' v8 d0 ?) K0 h5 }& `2 ?: w# eYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! . A/ z1 J7 r/ X
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
4 \4 w0 v! q1 P: h: |Topics:
( I; U' K& ~# Y3 t8 ^' hAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
2 G& P1 {/ l: e5 BApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 4 Q- \) O1 M+ D% _# \% e! X0 C
Note! Prerequisites: 7 r5 q0 w/ Z7 S/ d% ?1 z) L
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