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If you enjoyed learning about: # ]. f- L/ B& h( P. E
Trade( f( D d9 Z$ \( Q6 G5 w
Growth2 B" P3 G! m7 O# G
Or would like to learn more about:
& ^$ u/ ?1 h1 A, i9 }; `China as an Emerging Economy
$ c8 S; e$ p" rYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!- m2 ^5 f: t! e: y$ c$ F
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development+ o$ Z- b" L" C5 n8 f8 \
Topics:
' y0 V/ F6 k5 I6 b/ h4 @0 ]Chinese Economy Characteristics0 i! ]- K- Y# {1 e5 z) e
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
8 t# p! e* T2 z9 n0 b$ C, f/ ~) _Consequences of economic reform* z! ]! d6 j9 x5 m6 L
Canada’s economic relations with China% Y' [, T6 o+ t( Q
/ @$ O# ?1 d! s3 n5 O4 ]If you would like to learn more about: : C# v \1 Z5 n8 W: v9 y. p
Rich and Poor Countries$ n- T2 W9 C1 ^ b
Why economies differ
) _: y; Y3 R( I2 FCauses for such differences
% f' N6 j3 Y6 i/ fYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth) w: m1 `1 h1 ?6 J* v
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth( ~' p! Q4 S, [) R2 B3 }
Topics: d: Q+ R% \% a9 X5 C0 d
Technology2 k3 O0 j4 z: \% m
Institutions
, F% D* u- }# t* uGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about : e; Q( @5 k$ r9 E. q2 ?
Supply and Demand D! z+ e3 [: o. _, m
Consumer Behavior
! Q+ C& {0 m$ g- M; vProduction and Cost- b$ \4 }, O* N7 a6 v0 u+ x4 y
Price and Output
/ z/ G1 @; H* X8 T( oMarket Structures! d( d* x6 T" z V6 T( j, i, t) Y; E
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
) i' z% w2 F* A% j0 Z1 V' |ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I! i# i/ @$ y/ S' j3 `" o! N
Topics:
( c9 e7 V' X _Theory of consumer behavior
7 _' ]# f8 @0 z- U: V9 N& nTheory of production and cost
# ]: e7 q5 C8 k2 n9 mPrice and output determination under competition
% O3 ~, u) e: a1 I6 c8 ]' A: {Monopoly and other market structures0 K) g+ ?! ], Q5 M
, x& u7 ]6 ] U' _0 m C5 g! {If you enjoyed learning about
. p @( A" Q: Z( WCosts and Benefits
8 d! _* `9 p8 j5 zExternalities
* y7 i* \$ t+ f0 x7 H3 w$ uDecision-making) E) s" \9 ]6 X' c5 Y
Or would like to learn more about
# Z5 @, t8 ]* _3 [ T) l* [Capital Investments8 I! j: ~ N9 G- Z* p6 J3 h( j
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
* m& ]4 @& ~: U# @. X, iECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation4 [& m7 [& M N7 r( ?9 ?0 A
Topics:
7 G4 O' a& i ?Cost-Benefit Analysis- ~* p) W, W" n4 Z, ?$ T- ~. e% r
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
5 l" _" U9 V, Q/ ]; o; pLook at examples from " T' o; u8 B) y/ o" y8 h& X8 D
Transportation
6 W+ s# k4 s( mRiver Basin Management
; m- b6 A0 s# |: S) aElectrical Generation
- ]* m6 d% w9 HOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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7 ^7 c( D- }5 _If you enjoyed learning about : }9 p$ H: ~5 k8 w5 `: G0 I
Supply and Demand* c) L1 ]9 P* F G
Externalities
: q+ ~! D) e( `4 u# k( t$ K. sResource Allocation
% V, u2 R0 I2 f# J( ~Taxation3 J( V) I' x$ T1 Q( W4 [9 R$ U+ O
Or would like to learn more about % t. R4 ~ m& Q
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada* S- r+ e: t I( I1 V6 ?" L5 J# j
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
. b) H4 d p' G+ K9 FECON 365 Resource Economics/ S4 j- m3 ^' }; P" Q
Topics:" A# ?1 z$ g" @0 Q% o; ^
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
1 ^% w3 y# p1 lScarcity and pricing
5 ~2 T4 C' Y8 ~& `' x$ ^Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
& n$ z- d3 y8 U# `( n% l: ?1 l! q2 N- a
If you enjoyed learning about
$ I2 z) p) g$ M( [* R K' J1 \2 e: IResource Allocation
8 J4 m* d8 |$ s8 x; ?Pricing
6 r0 n# p9 s( i# wMarkets
, @) D6 v4 `) X; a% l- H3 F/ b% L) tGovernment roles
: |9 Z6 k) K. T) U V+ tOr would like to learn more about ) z2 E/ K: u1 a! N# m1 U
The energy sector, including sources and markets- \4 {7 u7 g6 Y" c c1 P g
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
Z7 n" Z1 P" r$ Z4 h" D* \. y2 r3 M& Q2 H) SYou might enjoy a course about
1 g+ W+ G0 P; `Energy Economics!
1 I. S$ @$ Y+ h% a0 n4 c% NECON 366 Energy Economics
% T: t/ A, c9 K+ [Topics: Q2 G! n0 ~( f' E9 z- C
Pricing( ^1 N2 M- d/ j _' `' p1 B$ L/ n
Role in economic growth
- d% `2 J$ M" u9 Y& D% XEnergy sources and markets
1 i. T$ {( c& V1 U t% \Role of government & L3 Y& h- _& v7 N$ G# s
Regulation
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If you enjoyed learning about ; a- Z5 H$ S* l8 u/ h
Externalities
3 L$ O- {& Z, S/ l" m( `$ q& tRegulation" ]& P9 d8 B$ `, d% P1 S
Government roles1 l4 O, p# j0 x- h
Or would like to learn more about 6 @- I% K+ v( C/ I- A# i
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration8 J6 }9 Q- u$ U/ G$ H, ~% q
Steps taken to address deterioration
3 a5 K, l( U( j2 B) g/ cYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 4 z, l9 \( e- G4 k
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment- R0 E0 U8 ^" c1 R" k
Topics: / \% I' P0 X# b5 Q5 O3 y3 p
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 6 n6 w( r* q# ^3 |8 o ]" C( ]
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
: }6 _/ x. a3 x3 ~1 K' C1 cTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
! Y9 L: j' H2 E% MRecreation economics! x6 q: c5 r( N( v2 D
- e: v# }- q$ iIf you enjoyed learning about; L/ o7 `5 H! {0 P( \% ]
Individual Incentives, {( L* N- i3 C$ M
Total Welfare
5 C4 N/ ]) Y/ C6 {You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! " Q$ A/ L% G4 r$ L" q7 u& Y
ECON 378 Law and Economics. n$ U- r( @/ S+ ~! E
Topics: 3 t. G2 X! t5 Z' b. \/ z; j
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
) l' w/ E! H3 NCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining9 Q+ n- O K& m5 J+ o4 [ t! B- Y
Child Support Payments4 d* l" q6 P# q, |
Private Divorce agreements
& F; k: \: ?6 Z% c) X* P& @Criminal provisions of the Competition Act( [ V' O; x# H- L( W; ?
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If you enjoyed learning about / O f$ \% \3 q: }
Prisoners Dilemma
( k$ F* I% K3 O* l k$ PDominant Strategies
, S; {' r1 Z1 p! k) o. _Collusion( M; y! r4 a: U+ l( b3 z2 F
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! - S% S8 ^; |5 f2 i; z
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
; |4 n3 A3 h" e6 C; Y6 |8 jTopics: 6 Y5 ~4 a& ^: W1 T: d; Y2 r+ ^: _
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
6 v4 E* C. y2 j7 Y, VApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 9 O# [; K) _6 q2 D- O7 `
Note! Prerequisites:
I. x6 v( w, h& f, xECON 384 & 299 |
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