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Trade
7 X! z& Y- [' b1 MGrowth3 O; H- w( Y2 d. c
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China as an Emerging Economy* b* T& z, A1 e! o |7 v8 i7 \
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!: P6 B5 m: E% z# M
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development1 V6 ~. e2 h" F( b$ K! u
Topics:
3 G% F p. g9 Z/ |( k3 tChinese Economy Characteristics
% L2 ~3 X0 I/ V5 A/ vRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
* I+ [/ n+ s( }5 ?Consequences of economic reform
2 Q4 [. W3 j+ E; O: `" fCanada’s economic relations with China
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: V" T4 q7 U- URich and Poor Countries* ?7 H' s" R0 m
Why economies differ0 |4 l4 K% w, F) Y- S+ _4 K
Causes for such differences
/ Z1 @0 F1 Z- o) @9 J- a4 |: CYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
6 e a, o( b5 k, j& V" P% u& BECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
* _2 j/ a/ ~9 R7 B5 i+ q$ H+ eTopics:
# I/ H3 {( n4 |% }Technology: a9 ~+ c* ^( h( A
Institutions- I! r/ I- F7 n3 O$ ^3 Y4 K1 Q
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 8 h6 R4 H9 n. I/ k. H
: Y( i7 g$ i, \( G* f; x! MIf you enjoyed learning about 3 I+ J6 `+ E: V/ K, @8 H I
Supply and Demand D2 t# K; h% R6 o1 j$ u0 ]
Consumer Behavior" m8 Q3 l6 w) w5 ~- t
Production and Cost
: |$ S6 P4 ^- A6 W. K; ]Price and Output
7 F" B) ~; d" X; q5 ~3 w( j3 ^) yMarket Structures
# I5 I% ]! Q; [$ o4 AYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!! C$ a3 W5 b4 E1 K; v2 D
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I6 E/ R' [2 P* z- C) x
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Theory of consumer behavior
- [/ _( M; c5 q! ?+ VTheory of production and cost' A- [ A- ^% u
Price and output determination under competition7 q- B9 P6 [8 p0 ~ t$ B5 P
Monopoly and other market structures* i2 Y. c" h/ U3 V8 f! O
A8 Y5 w7 i4 N% VIf you enjoyed learning about ) R% P) Z& e7 g* o
Costs and Benefits
% i+ t& k4 h3 kExternalities* ~. J! j/ |% b) S+ i$ ]
Decision-making
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Capital Investments1 w* d' t% ^6 }+ R( B; f
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
# `# c% h6 B; yECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation' N) o& w+ {" Q9 }% u U
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Cost-Benefit Analysis
9 c1 _+ O S1 I" ~. pEvaluating Public Investment Projects
B" _- v$ \# BLook at examples from
" ?8 `- Z" R8 @2 D" u$ pTransportation( ?0 W+ V! Y# e+ O3 l
River Basin Management& J! H" d7 i/ p9 ^4 m0 _( {
Electrical Generation9 c/ c2 g3 P4 y& W. q% ?4 a
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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& ], ]( {5 @: y5 S6 x; p/ cIf you enjoyed learning about ; v% x; x. I1 i; ~; O
Supply and Demand
8 w9 L$ J G! DExternalities1 N! T9 H* R9 ?0 l' R a2 R. h
Resource Allocation
% l! \" T: x* E; lTaxation2 n& i4 L# P$ j( q3 v
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0 T2 M6 j l9 XSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
; G" @. i: i d" XYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
# U; v q% [5 O8 ]: ?ECON 365 Resource Economics
/ D; _5 i X4 P5 I" z( tTopics:
9 r! y) ?8 h0 X9 _+ ?Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources- @- d# j5 _9 G6 Z+ b! l
Scarcity and pricing
5 p& A2 i' H8 W8 j7 Y3 B% ?% `' bContemporary Canadian resource policy issues0 j- ^8 F+ g; c0 r7 Y. D; [
5 ^+ N+ _& W# \+ N' U* Y( J+ rIf you enjoyed learning about
( o( @9 \/ M% [# QResource Allocation
7 X. r3 g0 h' g, zPricing
* R+ V# O U( j0 } TMarkets, W& j" a5 i* ~7 K
Government roles
4 s% s" Y0 [* i, Y: z. M, u0 s$ \Or would like to learn more about
( c3 Z8 r1 _9 ?0 YThe energy sector, including sources and markets! B+ S* ?; B- Z' y2 t8 ?
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
) B: a' S. d* I0 eYou might enjoy a course about 4 x; [( o' N) s d* d
Energy Economics!( n' q$ Z& f5 B
ECON 366 Energy Economics1 d4 ?6 k; j1 C
Topics: 9 T" q( K0 M* W- r7 d3 q) _9 ?( s
Pricing
% j, j% g7 S+ l# f- r' f/ M) ?/ JRole in economic growth
2 \) g% q- A% v/ ]Energy sources and markets 0 S8 G1 ^; W. [$ x8 Y" v
Role of government
$ g5 n2 j) I7 _9 J% ?Regulation
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Externalities
* e% i& Y( Q, h/ D. fRegulation6 Z- p, ?1 o! @/ p8 B; b: c- z/ f
Government roles0 J0 z/ j) t/ b0 U0 G0 I8 Q' C
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
]" s- O9 S& D8 _5 GSteps taken to address deterioration
$ P- M' U( j( v2 T7 D" R; D: XYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
, Y; Q3 b4 R4 pECON 369 Economics of the Environment$ L7 O$ [2 U9 h' _
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Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment % R2 p% Y$ D. ^. [+ N6 j+ G M
Types and causes of environmental deterioration & P$ |) l6 ^$ A' R1 N5 ~
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
. y8 I0 \: S1 r: _% w) lRecreation economics- n9 j6 g& w6 Y
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0 [6 o9 x0 {- @4 { Individual Incentives
! ^7 s" j/ X! f$ GTotal Welfare * D6 Z- x* X3 z% q8 O7 w' a
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
- s8 i% l& b! K$ L0 m5 t% BECON 378 Law and Economics
8 n, {. b! J: A% b+ I8 D$ JTopics:
& b' B" O( y2 _3 |Issues in Criminal and Family Law
: H1 R" L. s5 n8 C9 ?9 ^' qCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining* E" H5 F/ b4 E5 R
Child Support Payments
& v; o$ ?7 |* S; n$ U/ jPrivate Divorce agreements
- _' A; v+ T, u9 sCriminal provisions of the Competition Act* R+ Q9 Q* f5 n. t! i
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Prisoners Dilemma$ p6 A, A. n; z9 y0 x
Dominant Strategies# J# N( f) U; J7 E) ?& t! i4 s2 T+ {
Collusion
+ W, a! \. @$ a5 G4 `) H5 C- w2 DYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! / I9 I6 X4 d1 e. {7 b2 q
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications) m% m, D K8 L" A) p
Topics: 4 E/ Q# g, ?' ?2 V+ {1 a7 {* e7 l4 L
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
& |0 i+ g' W' E7 Z, R0 vApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ' {0 R2 t& N8 w" j6 T
Note! Prerequisites:
G, u2 ^. {6 ~, x3 I& d \ECON 384 & 299 |
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