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Trade/ U5 l ~( @* z/ p/ z7 o) t
Growth- V7 ~$ y1 @- q" M, I
Or would like to learn more about:
/ q, }0 N: h- R" ~: y w8 u8 KChina as an Emerging Economy9 Q6 p* a5 e u& X! }/ j' Y5 p
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!/ h, H( h C' H
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development$ x5 c9 R/ }, i% R0 W7 K- f4 b
Topics:
, ?6 F. B/ i7 l( h- M; rChinese Economy Characteristics- @) I2 j! E4 Y$ `; t+ ]" ~! `
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
1 t/ B# p% I! {$ sConsequences of economic reform
. }' Q' x2 G% p- K7 [7 h" [; qCanada’s economic relations with China0 D# G% ^' u2 G* j# g' S
4 t; p; V& f3 l" ~+ s" DIf you would like to learn more about:
2 a6 @' e" f0 l1 ]3 jRich and Poor Countries
4 j, i9 c1 C! y, QWhy economies differ. t7 e% d5 M8 M. t, ?1 ~
Causes for such differences
0 N8 Z0 A! M$ t7 D8 oYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth+ t; N# n4 ]' F, J, |6 X
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
& L# i0 w- g! ~7 p3 d3 X/ [5 iTopics:. L9 J8 f1 T2 K
Technology
: z1 Z7 s$ @- p# x" S$ @! SInstitutions/ a8 N$ L |2 ^' b2 K, I
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 0 f! \: y: F( k5 r) A- R
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If you enjoyed learning about 1 m5 N, B5 ~5 `: S1 V3 z1 N2 N* h
Supply and Demand% H$ F2 z' r0 T
Consumer Behavior
0 U7 w T4 A7 yProduction and Cost
6 ]7 ^1 B& R5 ^7 K6 xPrice and Output
8 r4 p# N9 B0 p$ bMarket Structures5 t: Q- x* r z6 ^+ Q% D
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!4 o% R; t& w+ N4 d1 r5 b2 b
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I+ }9 R$ o) v. L3 A) J- m2 A6 G o
Topics: 5 H* _! O( n+ t8 X
Theory of consumer behavior
' c. A: ?# Z! d* x- n. pTheory of production and cost+ D1 P7 A1 a4 a7 s
Price and output determination under competition D1 j% f C! h$ d6 O: K0 @& s
Monopoly and other market structures! U0 D- c: m8 M8 R# j/ U" u
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If you enjoyed learning about # d& l# |) y" K" k5 a$ ]3 l
Costs and Benefits
. `. U( M" u/ {* S! X0 g$ nExternalities
- a8 l2 u" s8 E0 I; pDecision-making3 ^+ E; i- ^" i% O/ h
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Capital Investments
/ s5 l0 P1 n, D# F# k: }8 y6 W0 pYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!& c2 g' s9 F8 k: g8 ` L
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
! F" e% Q2 D1 y5 {Topics:
9 ^/ T% p& N# V0 I9 LCost-Benefit Analysis
7 y# I/ T- x U& {! |Evaluating Public Investment Projects" P1 T+ c9 m- b$ J1 L! t0 v
Look at examples from
. G: p" m0 _. d& G+ y$ @0 uTransportation, g+ `! c1 N, o3 D9 b4 F
River Basin Management. D' a+ B @* ^9 E
Electrical Generation1 }5 ` N6 e1 C! w$ d
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control. _+ m) j, m5 K: ~% ~
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If you enjoyed learning about 6 b1 c5 _/ h! J$ r, `/ N5 ~
Supply and Demand0 m) T. z* V# `5 ]0 r# _6 C7 o
Externalities) i- x! }: J% w1 L
Resource Allocation$ i0 m, _- H( Y+ ?' g* t5 k
Taxation
* n+ h; R4 y* N2 ]9 N1 o' z$ iOr would like to learn more about
$ }2 m5 [* Q, q: h. [& f0 R$ qSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
& }$ P8 c0 a. V" K! |( z9 _You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
1 d, {' x0 ~- {" X7 z+ e, `ECON 365 Resource Economics$ p' P7 y" S" b/ \8 T
Topics:
) S7 ^- j0 o! z2 r% W, t8 dExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
3 \1 a+ N- x; v+ o9 K* W% c9 {Scarcity and pricing+ r E6 N" h4 b* M! Y
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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# L+ R, L, A2 \If you enjoyed learning about
/ x4 h, P0 l9 TResource Allocation
3 K* F, P/ c. v) C. N- [Pricing& b% u4 K6 l! T0 }3 g9 y8 w
Markets+ A+ p( a& f) W
Government roles9 o+ {. ?+ o: B3 p# ~$ A* O8 J! o
Or would like to learn more about
/ X# d+ }; P2 ZThe energy sector, including sources and markets& H: c ^8 `2 w+ I3 F
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
. l& B4 V! X! \You might enjoy a course about
: \2 P4 c2 Y! E" ` z3 P$ Q* x( K7 {" gEnergy Economics!' c5 j, t" ]5 b8 L
ECON 366 Energy Economics
, J' C9 C$ h$ d& n0 r) MTopics:
9 N' e p2 u2 {' o$ U' R2 KPricing
* x; e: I% H% s0 v6 DRole in economic growth / l# O% n% s) }' T O2 R2 ?
Energy sources and markets
, P. u! ?. Q" l3 H$ {! cRole of government 4 v( u0 S& T: R
Regulation 8 v0 G( X5 Y. A& W \2 z; L
* c- m# x6 g. O4 UIf you enjoyed learning about 8 l# V) o2 E6 b$ j. a9 r
Externalities7 D# M+ Z4 `# @+ \
Regulation- p { V- \: w* N; t; m
Government roles
% w( E/ j' ^6 x) Q$ {; lOr would like to learn more about
2 T7 P. R, j5 E% }2 v+ F7 GEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
2 T1 s4 v: g4 ~( K, vSteps taken to address deterioration
; y l4 I0 L( w0 `+ b% R0 UYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! , I7 N7 T7 W+ J
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment; ~* l0 P- r! _5 Q; N
Topics: , Z# b& b' k \5 d
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
* b! n" b0 v) c" S2 j' e4 WTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
- m* O5 Y. x1 l$ cTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ! y2 d4 y* f' l
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about3 H$ _/ D+ \ ~6 t5 ^, B- h
Individual Incentives
! J- }) _3 F' l: [/ d lTotal Welfare 5 i- i/ J. M" D' D* M+ y; t
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
; P$ V# y" S8 T! T# T8 aECON 378 Law and Economics
+ F1 R; }* p( B6 Z7 ITopics:
7 s( O) }! r. mIssues in Criminal and Family Law
4 U2 G: K0 p _5 k) x( }% ~Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining, W6 d g* h" `9 [) q5 u
Child Support Payments) U: P4 Y* ?1 S9 g% r: f
Private Divorce agreements6 [# {9 `# J# [! N c
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about 7 s, F0 V: E8 m$ V3 T8 h
Prisoners Dilemma
4 O- f/ u) O; E+ ~Dominant Strategies {; v" ]/ A: J5 w7 E
Collusion( d( J6 ?' ]$ x3 M# m8 P3 U
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! & n& A' U, r7 S# w
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
2 J+ W# V- \% a, H0 E- iTopics:
/ f$ G! H& a, V0 F/ J: @3 ?6 ^Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games0 b' [" ~8 G0 C3 Y# S
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
- j) {+ c0 u" QNote! Prerequisites:
/ D) l. A8 |- {% ]ECON 384 & 299 |
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