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Trade# [' m( u M( N; o) S9 O
Growth+ R9 a9 ]9 ~) ^0 U! `8 ]! R
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* ]8 x# o3 M F; ~ IChina as an Emerging Economy
2 f4 k x8 m" O' B3 A( y/ C; q7 UYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy! H! i0 c) [# E9 Z
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development* z, M" F, y8 q3 n5 p/ p1 i. R! ], K
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Chinese Economy Characteristics
; B' h$ j, ^; z! w" V- IRecent Events in the Chinese Economy% b \( L) G% I$ F
Consequences of economic reform
# U% D, Y1 G+ T7 F; ACanada’s economic relations with China$ k2 d% E) X3 \( [1 o2 T
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9 {7 N& }1 s7 G2 I nRich and Poor Countries
* E2 P0 u& O7 y) `- ^3 xWhy economies differ3 \$ r. S6 |5 s
Causes for such differences" S5 g/ t4 W. x- i
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth0 U1 E/ x' J0 C# n+ [8 h: y
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
0 n1 a4 f& P& v Y; N! ?Topics:) U* M( ?+ B. k* p( ^$ e
Technology
2 K9 Q0 e; U& Q$ ^4 u/ x4 OInstitutions
" d( L& F$ G: _5 @( }Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand% G0 @8 {- k* X3 T
Consumer Behavior
8 {% t" C; G) Q5 k7 m9 Y0 @Production and Cost& g! R2 S3 l2 `+ R) _) F0 x- y7 A7 X
Price and Output
, _" c0 w _7 {7 ~2 v& aMarket Structures5 N5 j2 R% t2 F3 c
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!! X3 ?+ w6 l6 d. |0 @
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I4 e t1 X) u: A' G8 F
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Theory of consumer behavior
8 h/ a& v* t$ b7 s1 @Theory of production and cost0 d3 A- [8 [/ M8 q: ?. e9 E
Price and output determination under competition
' k0 @8 B( N( P9 M/ J) SMonopoly and other market structures
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/ P8 J) A) g: PCosts and Benefits
q2 ~5 F* Z, [( T& R2 hExternalities! }$ z& g# X- L6 b
Decision-making, }+ h/ y0 o! {- J" {; w
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& S0 e) d A5 FCapital Investments
( l1 b3 e5 k8 t J" v0 V* y( dYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!; k7 t5 b7 Z' [9 ?
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
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Cost-Benefit Analysis) {3 X. o3 ]) ?/ K
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
3 h1 x( t9 `6 H0 P; KLook at examples from ; m1 d% @! L) \0 W" a$ p# C. u
Transportation1 s1 e: b7 J7 b
River Basin Management
1 C4 n$ r) H. E8 ^! T% c, CElectrical Generation @) a }# a3 w: `! ?
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control$ w6 s3 G+ {3 ~0 g6 _
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Supply and Demand
. W" |: P; n: yExternalities; x* r. [* H3 k& [0 @
Resource Allocation- i% A- Z `4 L/ I% |/ [
Taxation
# v \7 I; v& O% d% dOr would like to learn more about 1 M2 z' ?$ p7 G* G: w/ }. }7 h
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
( Z' w: G7 \: @' V) O2 ^3 P& RYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
* V) d$ F0 z. y+ m+ \# g8 C* nECON 365 Resource Economics Y/ j; H q* k( d8 `4 p* A
Topics:
) i% i# l5 g0 m0 a; y7 ~' G. hExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources& g& C9 V4 e/ G6 C) W9 ]
Scarcity and pricing6 s% t( M* c( Y# F* E/ b
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation
4 Y4 P, |/ h) R' `+ x- UPricing
5 G8 \; G& ?/ X4 j$ _# t& YMarkets2 t _+ L- Q; m6 }4 V* \2 T( C
Government roles0 M: A7 O0 E6 ^' Q
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
+ r0 F+ Y4 ^# G o2 f9 LCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
7 @" n" E4 b# r% T' tYou might enjoy a course about : F+ N$ |- `, S
Energy Economics!
( u4 W1 Z( v9 ^" WECON 366 Energy Economics
; ^( ~' W% l6 T: ~! o* Z/ H I$ hTopics:
4 J6 k2 s- {7 }& \* @' MPricing
) K) U1 e" r+ LRole in economic growth
& m) u; n) U0 C; f |Energy sources and markets
% V9 U. \8 A2 a. [4 }0 J" h) JRole of government : @+ i' O( W* p# X" w+ Q! M
Regulation
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Regulation, d$ V0 G& V7 k
Government roles$ N. X L6 j! J. P- n, ~$ H1 I
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^9 ^' v- Z3 Q. I5 D; W4 VEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration2 L/ `8 S' \4 l; ?
Steps taken to address deterioration& [! Q9 B$ D5 d! U! K4 T
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
|$ _: b `6 [1 ?* q( k7 [3 N2 N& g# tECON 369 Economics of the Environment2 G0 I) l h1 I' I: e# u
Topics:
/ g; p0 W V Q7 M0 N) LEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment # o* Y% K+ |8 y- }
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 3 i2 x3 B: W6 \! {$ @
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
4 b4 \9 D/ }1 {# U; P3 }, d& r# ^Recreation economics
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Individual Incentives& D% L8 C) T- C
Total Welfare & l2 v/ W1 `# b; _; w4 ~; z" U; i
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ) A! `! ~" v! l& f$ v, i
ECON 378 Law and Economics
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Issues in Criminal and Family Law+ V1 k$ g3 W& |0 E# P: I9 m
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining2 d) P, Q# W, r: i3 G# D
Child Support Payments* M6 k" _, y# I5 t5 s _0 D' r' E
Private Divorce agreements& T/ T$ R/ d( I
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act" e* W& S( ~/ x1 w& }
" S2 D% F0 ^% |If you enjoyed learning about 8 J* q9 Z. o( O5 d2 d7 o! a
Prisoners Dilemma$ P7 P4 D0 M" g- b3 p
Dominant Strategies- v. Q8 k J* s# B8 o1 |, q
Collusion: R& m, g: L: A) F
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! & B0 ?3 G2 d, J/ [9 K# Y" h
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
3 F" G* \7 w8 O, v) BTopics:
3 A4 S$ i1 {4 WAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
, q7 s$ h: j; U( U$ I2 PApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion & L4 |+ g( D4 h" s8 @: r
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