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If you enjoyed learning about:
' F: e% P* o$ b: hTrade7 c) L0 ]: h' q+ {; L5 b* w/ {( y; I
Growth
8 L, F7 k0 M1 P8 MOr would like to learn more about: * B& {* h2 u) s' T+ c2 _) A9 d
China as an Emerging Economy7 S& X+ W f1 T$ n4 X
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!2 y; @$ b* x- E( h6 Q; h/ N5 v% S# U
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
7 V6 c* |; c: [) v" HTopics:
+ A6 b5 z. H- U) k+ \! qChinese Economy Characteristics
# Q2 ?7 o# a9 q- aRecent Events in the Chinese Economy2 Z, l0 o# W( L1 c
Consequences of economic reform
8 s# N5 k# W) w! oCanada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about: 9 o5 }8 u3 J) d6 B X) `6 u. J
Rich and Poor Countries/ f1 K+ d0 y# x1 @" ^
Why economies differ* X% M) q. V/ ?, j. I4 {5 O+ H& m
Causes for such differences& D8 m# h' K u; x1 v
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth/ g8 @# k3 S. ]) ?
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
( H0 A, i( \" a7 @( w, ZTopics:1 s4 Q7 s5 R: F+ u2 ]
Technology
0 L O' @5 H# @Institutions8 G1 }; P5 C. x/ q2 y% Y
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence # Q& D' x& h X8 R
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If you enjoyed learning about
' i9 e# f7 d- k, z0 fSupply and Demand
) T" {* c$ m3 V# t; QConsumer Behavior
% ?6 E7 T. [0 X2 }" oProduction and Cost! A ?% q3 r8 ^- ?8 n6 A( s8 ~
Price and Output
6 ~$ S/ f" t9 Q* |4 j- hMarket Structures+ p" q7 [2 g q; J
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!3 x+ N: X' B$ g8 E1 j+ I$ b$ a
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I$ o: o) o$ r( |) i) C( k R1 x
Topics: ) P9 A, m, N: S6 j* \
Theory of consumer behavior
' q$ r! b6 j+ {8 XTheory of production and cost2 Y$ [* J- x" y( S/ a b" }3 g5 @
Price and output determination under competition
! ^: a7 N+ [, t/ h* m! V6 rMonopoly and other market structures( F5 N; i* o9 |
! G z, k; P! `6 t! O9 I2 F# r$ jIf you enjoyed learning about
( t1 O V/ v% Z- \" Q5 A2 nCosts and Benefits 3 t( a, `! k0 t1 I
Externalities
" Q; X9 D# R, f: N) d3 EDecision-making8 g @8 S) b" [0 Z/ D- E
Or would like to learn more about
a( M$ B7 G# }. D- aCapital Investments" M- m2 i F W$ f4 `9 o' x2 ?
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
8 ^. ^6 o# u4 l1 F8 NECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation4 j9 L4 s8 H7 r
Topics:) o" G/ D, W, U
Cost-Benefit Analysis
8 ~7 @( I$ V3 }* rEvaluating Public Investment Projects1 F; w4 ]" W! ?0 j0 E
Look at examples from
. A% G- R" l& W( |- k- r6 dTransportation' F) u: A4 |* N9 d
River Basin Management
5 T# q9 n5 s; V' V6 bElectrical Generation
0 ?1 B6 a" d" L: a' j* ~) R! [Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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! s5 c; E6 L$ E# _3 \If you enjoyed learning about ' Z- H/ G$ N4 s/ s
Supply and Demand2 @" o5 S7 |- p2 w5 b
Externalities
) I8 X( L8 n9 o9 I) ^* Z5 A- nResource Allocation
w( I1 X) Y; P! f2 ^" r4 cTaxation
3 R- X. b% b8 j% w1 F l4 U" p/ S4 {Or would like to learn more about
1 F! f) X+ y' A' v* }* OSupply of Natural Resources in Canada9 y; P" @9 y; Y9 W
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!7 w8 c6 \0 ?3 t+ i7 i0 f
ECON 365 Resource Economics- b/ d! D: H1 U- e6 C( d7 z
Topics:; i. h. ~' Z% T# Q0 x. ^. l
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources$ A$ Q% Z4 ]8 o' H
Scarcity and pricing9 V0 O9 E; s! h; C& r
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
% ? o8 H+ ]( J t) g) ?+ EResource Allocation+ w( g" [) [3 d# d# A2 Y4 Y
Pricing3 X6 F9 }' N$ Z$ }5 M" J1 e- f
Markets
% w* `" F3 \+ H( R0 L/ w/ f! b- ~/ y0 FGovernment roles
' E( C* R# \+ |* Z9 t7 |1 ?Or would like to learn more about
) M+ F; h, U3 H5 z7 J& GThe energy sector, including sources and markets
' E" m+ c0 I% O7 l8 |Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
/ ? o" [. G* s- o. H) |. l6 }& `You might enjoy a course about
, U0 h9 W- x9 C- v( p1 uEnergy Economics!! s* P: e# @0 d3 \1 L, h+ \
ECON 366 Energy Economics
' L% p# j2 J* w2 Q0 E6 K8 H: x- I4 ITopics:
1 K; W a3 o3 C7 h) vPricing2 A( a$ o# ^: f+ U2 | z7 t
Role in economic growth
! V% N6 Z, f' |Energy sources and markets
1 T' Q% [% \( z1 j8 B+ BRole of government
% B; m. G ~$ B& ~Regulation - m; v) _2 L6 o/ ]* n
9 O, U" ~- D7 N& cIf you enjoyed learning about
0 t& V6 V, B: F2 e3 R- ~9 ]Externalities
l$ k! B) W! O5 I; w5 c+ [Regulation
* U0 @' ~% Y$ J3 |$ E( s; H' W$ IGovernment roles% ?4 W! _3 _! C2 n; I( Q C* [
Or would like to learn more about , R! _) T! s$ W3 E
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
, l+ x$ H( D" J* o9 O# G, l9 P" ISteps taken to address deterioration0 \, F4 o$ W% Y% x: F( e1 d+ E- }
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! + \9 G0 i& ]& w/ `0 i
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment! t; f: Z% y* G/ ]1 M% r" b9 f
Topics: 0 \+ |+ T/ e% f" F+ s* L8 b
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 7 t& y! g' Y9 C0 i3 ]6 m
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
; s/ \, j7 j! V: KTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
: G, J U( Q" W3 I% K% WRecreation economics) @: j- X4 S- M
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If you enjoyed learning about
1 T6 F; }4 N) z$ Y2 L( q Individual Incentives
# Y! N4 S, D! S# r" c7 ^! vTotal Welfare
- ^ k( U* E5 ` pYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
( n6 E/ ^" T% A7 I a% u1 HECON 378 Law and Economics
, F1 W4 [" t5 kTopics:
/ g& r9 p+ t+ K0 m2 P5 W7 Q3 F- ]Issues in Criminal and Family Law
* ~2 a- J- V L+ v- R, UCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining# c! X) p: c5 n) t. f' [
Child Support Payments
0 e/ n# v3 E) ~% s6 t4 ~Private Divorce agreements
3 w8 f3 }; B% DCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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# T [0 x! N1 P4 H5 ?2 _2 BIf you enjoyed learning about
" G6 `, U9 o3 r) o" X* F. nPrisoners Dilemma% V" N3 _- u2 |3 k6 H: K0 Y8 X: n6 z8 d
Dominant Strategies/ W$ l# P. C6 a: m& h% `/ F! y
Collusion
2 ^+ l2 d& Y4 ]" jYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ( n2 X" }6 D) t* G
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications9 n! C1 @$ ~- S* _& _
Topics: 2 L) O1 d# ` h" f0 m R6 T
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
* L4 F5 T# t; \3 lApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion + Y1 R- a; N' y, c/ J
Note! Prerequisites: / _& r8 _4 {6 G( U! M; [
ECON 384 & 299 |
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