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6 F, T: P1 |/ S5 q3 [Trade5 r$ N. `3 h0 ?, h6 C! _: ?9 r# @
Growth
9 W5 U3 I: W6 h4 N( VOr would like to learn more about:
- h7 I: t1 q+ F* p# k( o4 eChina as an Emerging Economy
' L4 j6 j3 \+ Q/ [You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!1 s1 ^" c+ H1 `7 E
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
) F0 r% \* K* z6 CTopics: ; I5 C+ j; e, z. {& t% z* y% L; T
Chinese Economy Characteristics# v3 ]' A( G0 b7 M6 M1 H
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy7 l! g1 R# `2 X& j+ S8 u5 s
Consequences of economic reform
* {, U: E) E; l8 L) uCanada’s economic relations with China! B d3 V0 ~! V5 l( ^4 h" t& s
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Rich and Poor Countries
2 P6 o) i" m. s1 p0 |; e4 z3 n3 LWhy economies differ
$ P t+ T& r0 q2 bCauses for such differences% H- ?5 \# Z5 ^! b. d% L$ r
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
0 i8 o: O. \" j$ K+ D' Y4 J, FECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
2 }6 L* \/ j! T4 m3 }Topics:( E' J& t" n. x& O- Y
Technology
1 N0 ]% o$ r) |* ]Institutions
* Y6 ~. j( _4 v, P" D0 B- BGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand5 X+ h# s9 W# N" n8 g/ [( c- H5 q
Consumer Behavior
) z' P [7 Q; {' J2 TProduction and Cost
1 ~9 m' B$ a' K; H/ GPrice and Output
7 ]$ O' l, Y; B8 C1 I2 O7 b0 DMarket Structures
8 W2 W% x. X( F7 `4 U( }You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!# ~" h9 M5 d- q, [
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
$ O% k# l( X, _; w+ V. D5 a$ PTopics:
: M: x+ }' A2 c/ _Theory of consumer behavior$ M# \9 g; I" S) O* _
Theory of production and cost: r1 x, K, f* A) u0 M' b3 f% S
Price and output determination under competition
9 G1 C* `, r0 Y4 z4 SMonopoly and other market structures/ S/ A3 E# s( W$ f7 K1 j
8 U4 L2 _; \: s& Y6 R2 }7 JIf you enjoyed learning about % H5 j! t2 p8 V8 y t
Costs and Benefits 6 t0 z6 C0 T2 X" {
Externalities! M$ J# n; W2 \/ ?3 i3 [ e' ?
Decision-making) {8 @. g9 I$ X: v) c" G# o5 w- N
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Capital Investments) b1 o. p" q4 e4 c! S j6 G- n& P y
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation! G5 O0 k- @* t* h3 A% F
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
% } q. {' N' g% VTopics:
$ b) f) R4 r: p' m9 A: b4 Y/ t0 PCost-Benefit Analysis
! H2 [! |" L; D: k/ WEvaluating Public Investment Projects
( A2 c6 B0 X. B9 X5 N0 ALook at examples from , s0 E& l) k' V. g) J1 J9 Z
Transportation
& j Z, Z, F1 x: FRiver Basin Management& ]0 g! k4 t5 i9 l" ]
Electrical Generation; H: J5 M" r4 H( ]4 n
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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8 S* ]% ~( m$ Z9 o' }3 z$ |: d2 JIf you enjoyed learning about ; e9 m# o/ Z+ {4 d I
Supply and Demand2 s/ n1 v2 K& P: d# d
Externalities
5 s8 z: O- H0 w5 j: M4 {, IResource Allocation
8 }& u/ b# B. S' c$ WTaxation# l. w% ?' q$ b2 ~/ d( _
Or would like to learn more about
8 H/ w% D% q3 D' _ eSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
& k `5 I( p! T2 SYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
5 i/ g& B( @+ k; @/ Q0 vECON 365 Resource Economics
. z) S [- P0 }Topics:
' K8 C8 {/ y7 e) Z6 SExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
7 j( S4 x3 @; {: d( n4 H0 DScarcity and pricing
, i: t) |0 N. c* N3 V4 O% M0 xContemporary Canadian resource policy issues6 o3 T8 `4 \/ e d6 v
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Resource Allocation
7 h% _" Z2 O* FPricing
! S1 p p: y" g7 r2 O2 |Markets: _, v+ e6 d$ | w
Government roles6 O% u, e3 |- q
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' ^) R6 j$ i, IThe energy sector, including sources and markets6 l O$ s# F+ M! _) A5 w7 U
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues' L/ G- O& ?$ Q5 a- w4 R* _
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Energy Economics!
) }2 j5 d# H+ W1 \: @$ i2 ZECON 366 Energy Economics
; U8 ~ z8 R( q: g! y* mTopics:
0 Y w0 e) ^ |0 V) d. [ APricing. K- }" r& f) r1 A$ N2 Y' X
Role in economic growth ( q" g; Y# {/ f7 b% z: F! b/ D
Energy sources and markets $ w& V1 @2 @/ p3 Y# J, q- Z+ {
Role of government
# S" ]# i( [' ]/ G; p; IRegulation
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" e4 l7 } Z n. g- c" lIf you enjoyed learning about 4 x9 B9 s& A) @8 h/ [1 u
Externalities
6 R: U0 m- K& v% K9 l! a8 K$ dRegulation5 h; B, r0 t9 o, x5 A+ b! V' H
Government roles2 {& h1 l* Q. E
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration5 P1 O) M, m: Y& ]3 m; p. F
Steps taken to address deterioration
- t# v- F2 D9 k; @You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
$ H$ p0 Z, s& FECON 369 Economics of the Environment+ n- `& L' ]5 t9 N: y C% a/ B
Topics: % S1 D P3 Q7 ?! v& y; N5 J
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
! a7 j* f. ]% x' R+ Q* O* QTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
) c. A8 o" |0 R; nTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 3 ^0 q ]# M9 p" h' Q
Recreation economics4 y- y& } Z+ t+ T+ u& ]% ^$ X
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Individual Incentives U/ p: }- Q9 `) r) n: j
Total Welfare - ^$ U+ w7 B. V$ D% T
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 3 B$ E. M9 Z1 s- S( J# h
ECON 378 Law and Economics0 R/ I7 p; v( w. V; E
Topics:
, ~ L" ?) f6 U3 F: l4 t! lIssues in Criminal and Family Law2 j' g0 D, q8 B [: `% P9 |
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
( X' W- _0 [, [) \* r$ SChild Support Payments7 Z( W9 ~% X/ w1 z
Private Divorce agreements5 _" G/ f/ R+ [+ Q! V2 N1 l! a. F
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
3 P/ K1 v6 Q% u6 J XPrisoners Dilemma# g$ ^2 O C) Z# n+ [9 }( W
Dominant Strategies2 t6 X2 _) n+ u9 E( W) Y
Collusion
! `; V+ s# P; E3 i$ y7 pYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! * \1 m* i2 d/ }; E
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications2 U7 t% t- ^( M
Topics:
2 d; H9 G- J9 V! K) o% LAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games# @$ z/ i1 I" g
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
1 ]& c8 a% z: }( Q3 Y1 @Note! Prerequisites:
j- Q$ i% S. G5 U. {; g" n: @ECON 384 & 299 |
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