 鲜花( 4)  鸡蛋( 0)
|
If you enjoyed learning about: + v0 _& T0 @% J6 k; @5 t0 Y
Trade
1 A; \6 O' q9 @Growth4 m% y# e2 y3 M! u7 C4 w. A
Or would like to learn more about: ' B& Y- k- A; ^
China as an Emerging Economy) ^6 N s6 h4 U: N* f
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!9 @1 y# w# t% ^2 Z6 o1 I
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
- T; p( j) j2 j7 v& C4 CTopics: 0 S8 z- k" s: p, a3 q; G8 L
Chinese Economy Characteristics9 f1 o Z& v0 ~0 I6 J6 i
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
& @. Q5 }; o( u" v- X* ZConsequences of economic reform
9 Y. |* v0 v A0 m9 x0 V. h( \5 s. \Canada’s economic relations with China
$ [, V g) g( Z9 q& ^% O; N& [8 Z* i7 \
If you would like to learn more about:
, W5 R1 Z9 J. J5 dRich and Poor Countries; k* k0 ]4 z x) l1 I$ }2 D. N
Why economies differ# Q( q1 d# x0 z
Causes for such differences
a& N" B8 i' {( ^You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth3 o8 B# p- x) M' ^/ T0 h) g, Y
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth; v- w }( Y* E% d [2 }
Topics:
0 B$ Y! |7 M7 }Technology
9 q' a0 f7 h2 I6 A4 m4 |Institutions
2 {; ` y k, V$ t; a' b5 _Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
) y* L% a! F1 s9 Q. A# }, I$ q0 `2 z
If you enjoyed learning about
% Y* A$ P; h2 W* _Supply and Demand
, s( J" E9 k' V: K& V/ G6 OConsumer Behavior; @6 M! b* I$ q, D, g7 W* ]: p
Production and Cost# l- h8 [1 L1 I/ T5 o
Price and Output0 B) D w$ `. k6 [- Y2 e) `: r& _
Market Structures
: A/ P- V* t; bYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
3 V* J+ k3 o& ^- x: T0 ~ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I3 A Y X# w) c7 m8 b; d4 k
Topics:
u( P( ?% u9 I) d. c1 OTheory of consumer behavior
8 \; A! o* o/ @5 u' v9 b+ u3 HTheory of production and cost
! r" v! O, N2 K) {- k( MPrice and output determination under competition `( q5 d; E2 Y, g
Monopoly and other market structures
# U% j7 N' Y) e9 R* C& J
" M" e! K1 Y8 M6 v0 }2 Q% BIf you enjoyed learning about 4 w: I2 t9 O' O
Costs and Benefits 7 j8 l7 S% u0 ^! B6 ^
Externalities5 g6 U& ~1 ~3 T' `* L) V2 X! d
Decision-making
; E# @7 y& i- \, ] T9 U( lOr would like to learn more about
$ K9 W0 ?) B; y& c9 @* H2 MCapital Investments5 B. r+ I+ f8 o7 K9 h7 z4 P
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!( C \' X, E7 R1 D
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation9 `: V4 @ x- L
Topics:
0 R% c% A; b/ ~4 ]; {6 y# {Cost-Benefit Analysis
# z( Z+ a$ H9 c( yEvaluating Public Investment Projects
( l* g% n" p$ W+ FLook at examples from ! z. g+ [- A1 I! N: d- Q; a
Transportation
, Y7 W( d3 u% g. K. N. {0 rRiver Basin Management
* a. q) e3 x G5 J, J; c3 BElectrical Generation
% J% Z8 f1 ?' V M% eOil & Gas and Pollution Control
6 ^2 c6 I* p1 S+ M: C. ?6 u# w3 W$ i# R1 P
If you enjoyed learning about . Q( R* i/ Q0 O+ x$ g* t
Supply and Demand$ f3 F* D" Y: ?
Externalities' _5 _& A+ D) x: L) Z
Resource Allocation
) T& a- _) N7 f2 j2 V5 JTaxation
# J, r) D$ N# D' QOr would like to learn more about
4 K# V+ q! C% {! ]' z. I6 XSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
0 U+ u: }+ S% ~7 a Q: |0 HYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
3 \/ z( Z7 }9 T3 \7 w( b0 dECON 365 Resource Economics. G# V% r: r8 F6 x* l
Topics:
% M) d5 P/ i5 G; G P1 }Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
- t. {' e* ?% UScarcity and pricing
+ ]6 j; X. e8 T7 N/ F$ f2 |Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues* _; b2 U0 j* ^7 F3 a# a2 v
1 L6 g! ?- z$ d
If you enjoyed learning about
8 @) h) U/ F3 g* sResource Allocation, s7 U3 O& ~3 w$ ^
Pricing1 K! A6 [9 V$ q3 \
Markets
! X3 L5 y+ i+ jGovernment roles# I: ^! c: ^5 H; L% w
Or would like to learn more about 1 _3 D; J. J1 O$ u
The energy sector, including sources and markets2 B: [4 d4 A# x
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
, F) Q+ [( F2 w5 u, j! ^6 kYou might enjoy a course about
7 X- Q2 M. X: D, SEnergy Economics!9 H& Q0 Q+ m2 O. c& o; k+ V u4 r
ECON 366 Energy Economics
, v& u& f, ^2 d& ]8 H% ~! w7 ATopics: ) L1 w/ T. ~7 H" c0 f
Pricing
. c4 B7 S4 K+ I1 q: C9 iRole in economic growth ) c/ M) e) s9 F, G0 e+ ?
Energy sources and markets 1 ]6 x7 ]5 P H6 Y
Role of government 2 e, t) b E$ Y6 w% C) X, b
Regulation 4 g: G/ [$ ^5 b$ t C4 E5 t
6 l* d, j; e9 ?3 z1 D/ H* h
If you enjoyed learning about a7 z, K" y* v( o0 X
Externalities& d& U" _! _( \
Regulation/ d. Z: y' n# v6 i
Government roles: b7 P% C! Q- G: {3 g C) q0 g
Or would like to learn more about
0 |$ j6 j$ O3 ^: GEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
$ W4 ?, d5 P; ~4 c7 _! aSteps taken to address deterioration
& y2 h. ^$ Z9 C VYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ; C3 e4 X+ v7 E
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment5 G) B( _# Z! T, `1 q
Topics: : w. x+ r" e3 ]( {8 _' u
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment , q+ q; g: L+ A* r# X( y
Types and causes of environmental deterioration - b4 z7 X3 F8 \ @
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
' k7 N2 ?# o0 i1 t+ v" KRecreation economics3 M1 k% @0 b" r& W
0 K6 W3 g2 L# N) U8 M ?5 jIf you enjoyed learning about" M7 f$ N4 q' z' W" z" n; a
Individual Incentives
: x! _$ ?1 }3 g7 a7 n$ u5 V; [Total Welfare
" p% H) n! I2 ]. I% pYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! / W( k" w9 J* V9 z. s$ g
ECON 378 Law and Economics
1 ~' U# s$ R( n& q$ b+ CTopics:
; v# h) n* ?- g# V9 zIssues in Criminal and Family Law
6 f% E& [5 L. N+ UCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
/ }2 i* S6 V+ P o/ G. Z# ^Child Support Payments
% _/ s; b. ?0 z$ o, Z9 R# tPrivate Divorce agreements
+ X. I8 x! U# J1 y6 ^4 ^) ]" BCriminal provisions of the Competition Act3 m' z0 i8 ^; w$ c5 g5 s. B
1 Q( G# F6 F; V/ Y; |If you enjoyed learning about
3 y* E: ~! I( ]Prisoners Dilemma
8 i4 \4 @8 O& pDominant Strategies: V7 t H/ S0 r/ N1 g/ c3 P \
Collusion
" H! P/ M8 Q+ m/ |. }You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! % [" T J0 v3 |. C& A6 k1 Y
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications9 g5 L0 e( n1 k+ L' {/ w! G
Topics: 4 q& q' f# O5 S* M6 c k* L7 @3 x7 P
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
) J1 b8 h1 v5 b8 uApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
7 }7 f' z4 D# w5 O; s0 rNote! Prerequisites:
/ P+ I+ m& N2 d$ W% g7 uECON 384 & 299 |
|