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Trade) v9 J: s! H% `: N* c+ Y1 m! C
Growth
3 M* |- M7 @3 y" f" r( q1 BOr would like to learn more about: 6 X; N) u6 P7 a7 V# N
China as an Emerging Economy
# L$ r/ n+ e# N/ k! e0 qYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!% s q% _% A/ n. M
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
0 ~0 m9 G \; `. YTopics:
" V$ |$ j2 ?* M5 mChinese Economy Characteristics
# T7 L3 x( U8 G" Y$ j9 T4 X0 C URecent Events in the Chinese Economy
, O; \6 y0 h- d+ S" s' hConsequences of economic reform
2 q* W. R. F7 c8 S4 L" F) {6 {Canada’s economic relations with China
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5 e: n8 U$ V# X- D& c9 [6 ^If you would like to learn more about:
& S, k; d9 n. |6 a' n) `( rRich and Poor Countries- b4 n! s& t: U' R: n
Why economies differ9 j7 W( M4 }- U% I1 H3 x6 c6 W
Causes for such differences
d" F; w+ ?; a' ~+ P! tYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth" h2 i% B" Y( G
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth( K+ d/ @: _7 C
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Technology6 ~- Y5 a" f+ D% |+ a/ U( Q: ~
Institutions( Z' Z6 Y0 y6 g* i, X# B
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand: ]% r8 a% V, e2 B m
Consumer Behavior
) K4 T! y# z* |7 |$ ZProduction and Cost
N) ]( j3 G( P# _/ _Price and Output
! r* S* B, e! \; s6 k" hMarket Structures
2 H6 T, ~) \4 ^* AYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!" l" b3 Q" G1 \* Y) L3 s7 ^0 R
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
8 G/ g) T7 w" d, C I. qTopics: 6 S$ I9 N: p U3 Z- m5 B
Theory of consumer behavior& g! K; ~7 I: {: b9 R* [0 J
Theory of production and cost! \& L& H s1 P# g1 I$ M
Price and output determination under competition
3 M$ I; D! T# ]4 v1 mMonopoly and other market structures8 u1 C& F8 i2 G8 w' x/ G- o/ ?
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Costs and Benefits
: H/ ~* x; O) a; SExternalities
w5 q9 U5 p9 d0 VDecision-making9 b5 d) k: \! I _. m* D
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Capital Investments
' T7 h; H" b' X1 A% u6 |0 {You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!, y; N( }" ~% ^
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
6 S/ O2 o( A- t! ^9 B$ v) k4 BTopics:
" u9 J+ u, x K# M" o' [Cost-Benefit Analysis2 T3 D& \: k" Z4 K, s
Evaluating Public Investment Projects4 M3 U4 t N! r* r( E7 s6 W2 H
Look at examples from 3 m, i; m F2 X5 N1 l1 ~" e# T4 [. X
Transportation
1 H* @) b& G) E |+ F6 W& |River Basin Management
; e1 I- D/ \0 `0 jElectrical Generation& h( T& T0 D1 d: G) k
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control8 `- B, U) E9 M' J( `% e
1 z8 ]$ m( _4 n9 AIf you enjoyed learning about
8 ^' V8 j! p3 O& o- wSupply and Demand" w( c ?8 F* `# w9 j# c6 f
Externalities3 O( ?1 V5 Y( ?) r5 q$ S
Resource Allocation
: ^1 Y9 V0 Y9 QTaxation
6 r1 G+ ^4 J5 _/ Y+ c4 zOr would like to learn more about
. F( @4 _2 L1 R) H+ }! Y" vSupply of Natural Resources in Canada2 O% O: S2 A, Z, [
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
/ J" N& [5 i" [* O7 c: ^ECON 365 Resource Economics
$ k, s: d5 P5 b" o: I; a0 j! ETopics:, J" s0 F$ @1 z
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
8 Q, V. O& A; @4 MScarcity and pricing
9 R" v* b! l6 W& n3 \0 h: U( tContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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' E# O# V0 C8 `. X% EIf you enjoyed learning about
" u5 [6 ^! m& Q j/ ^5 U$ |! u, D/ _! |Resource Allocation
2 p! Z* A" B! OPricing
* L0 O( B3 P, w7 oMarkets2 W e5 [. Z9 S
Government roles8 w% J3 [0 [+ ]3 C7 T
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$ D' i0 u) S" t2 yThe energy sector, including sources and markets
% d; V2 |) i& _Canadian Energy Policy and current issues) v( E# D1 I( \( z! _1 D: `) _
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- b; X) u$ _. e. ^. lEnergy Economics!2 _/ \0 I+ d( L# v
ECON 366 Energy Economics" O) [' x, L, a, v4 f3 Z
Topics: * Y9 q& W8 c8 c! N. Z
Pricing) }& E3 c% z( w' n5 J
Role in economic growth * _ U. k' V' u! \0 l
Energy sources and markets
+ h8 y; Z! P: w3 ~$ ^. S5 GRole of government ( }- Z8 D5 J. @
Regulation * U+ \9 |# h! V/ O- S* V4 B) N) V
6 k9 h; Y1 _( _$ l( cIf you enjoyed learning about
0 q1 B( y/ B0 {) z6 b; MExternalities
; t, J: {* p4 t' iRegulation
5 l& `# D& S) V3 U+ Y0 DGovernment roles9 M! O7 C! N7 d" G. i5 @
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, q7 P/ L4 Q7 Z7 f- [3 vEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration7 ]$ f2 R3 a3 v/ }6 W
Steps taken to address deterioration
6 b" ?% Q/ f# v% u1 Q. dYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 5 L6 }' [) i$ p: ^2 N) ?' R
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment9 d7 N8 \0 B; p, a0 a9 t* Z
Topics:
0 T( B# T* F# ]6 p' P/ w' U$ E jEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
1 |2 I$ j: D5 k$ Y+ j u* m, BTypes and causes of environmental deterioration 6 l0 a' m5 v9 _. M
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
( p6 `. t! s( l4 z' J' c3 k" \& WRecreation economics; e) o3 ?5 P: q- A: e9 k
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N2 E3 [7 s- D. `- D4 z w Individual Incentives8 L& ]5 [7 ?4 M0 _# Q% e
Total Welfare
2 M5 M0 }* {9 R% GYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
& d9 S X) G1 t* O2 pECON 378 Law and Economics
7 H% X, x G; `- uTopics:
0 Y" M3 Z. r! x1 l4 q& kIssues in Criminal and Family Law
3 m) v/ _6 e. E$ {Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
8 J; m7 B- B: s( wChild Support Payments" ]3 Q) _; p! A- b
Private Divorce agreements% w5 @9 T D- }7 J$ [+ A
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act o6 U) Q# n$ }$ n+ ]
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Prisoners Dilemma
$ i) e9 }4 N4 w6 YDominant Strategies% S C3 ]( Z! {; k
Collusion
! z7 s* s8 t5 a4 i0 o3 ]) I4 y2 KYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! : M. k. g9 @' V: ]6 P
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
, F1 c9 O5 V/ i, l+ M# b8 Q$ v" eTopics: 3 o" w) r& W; y9 o; E) i
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
" Z: n0 V$ P" |7 d: A8 LApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ( d9 d9 c* W0 b
Note! Prerequisites:
: v) M# ?, t8 {" W. ]+ v3 l: K. TECON 384 & 299 |
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