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If you enjoyed learning about:
! N; A# Z3 J) n2 ]0 HTrade
7 J0 s4 M) C. q `# u# aGrowth8 f* Y8 C! O" [! ?" |
Or would like to learn more about: % o2 E$ m6 F4 H( w! V; k
China as an Emerging Economy+ k+ Y+ x0 v! L" a+ o; i6 e( a
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
& d q/ D& k- B4 @ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development3 M3 v( |, b3 b2 o9 y( r! I
Topics:
R, i2 n+ Y. j3 gChinese Economy Characteristics
9 J* Z. j! R I ]" zRecent Events in the Chinese Economy: A- j6 \3 w$ h, U/ p& F& ?2 w
Consequences of economic reform0 _2 F( W2 e% f% A
Canada’s economic relations with China X9 H; o3 N, N( x c: f
0 ], k) ]) e9 R e4 I: q. ]If you would like to learn more about:
) z& L1 F2 b o: q$ |Rich and Poor Countries, E1 M3 @1 U: H J! N4 b
Why economies differ' }3 G" F/ ?" l6 }; R# o
Causes for such differences
- n0 ]2 a5 B; e& }& FYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth8 s: B/ H. ~6 V) P1 D7 w; ~ E/ M
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
5 r! e! R( ^0 t- F: X) U9 [Topics:& y: C2 x4 P9 F- [3 E
Technology
3 Z6 t- Z9 z. \% R: R$ h' k# [! rInstitutions
, [+ J; Y' H7 }5 Q6 ?6 uGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence ; T2 G% l; G) l. A
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If you enjoyed learning about . v3 N: p: h3 A+ Z" ] A
Supply and Demand
( ^ M0 U2 S" B" G+ d' kConsumer Behavior$ ]: o7 W4 T2 D! O) y ^% f
Production and Cost- _* s+ o: [. d9 @5 ?3 S# n9 M
Price and Output
9 a4 [2 l, h& v! i& ]Market Structures2 H2 ]* o2 q4 l+ B5 Z. n
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!0 J0 |8 O0 K5 v' E! `2 r
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
& `5 U% g0 d/ F' G( n8 [' Y1 yTopics: , @, u* \$ s, b! j& R: [9 U
Theory of consumer behavior
/ u, l3 K: I: N9 ^- C6 k! eTheory of production and cost0 \, y* N7 o5 e- S2 }" s9 S+ K
Price and output determination under competition
, j% f: q# i, w4 K- b* EMonopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about & w% k3 c l8 R6 F! x- j
Costs and Benefits " ]6 ]' m, P# C5 D: y" @$ U( x5 ], {
Externalities) D1 B6 J T8 Z+ r V& E
Decision-making
/ P; X: p% c7 `3 Y# E7 X; s8 b% jOr would like to learn more about ' ~! x) {8 | j9 L7 V+ ^% p
Capital Investments
2 ~; v1 i& A5 q1 j3 c- oYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
; t. c% J) p5 oECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
- o: s# G( e4 o0 _- jTopics:
9 Q7 X+ K( b K3 yCost-Benefit Analysis
# p) S4 b% p& w/ mEvaluating Public Investment Projects% @- z+ O' M0 t1 @$ W( X$ A' U
Look at examples from , @2 C8 V+ I( l; m; M( i
Transportation6 W' w7 v- \: C, K1 p. w
River Basin Management3 Y; g/ r3 E$ K# t1 [6 @. s/ ]0 ~
Electrical Generation
. w) _7 A9 v, t& b8 q. t% ^( yOil & Gas and Pollution Control" u: r5 y7 r* y& Z$ Y$ R( \8 }- x: \
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If you enjoyed learning about * P1 L U7 P& O" J! k
Supply and Demand
9 G& y1 I0 v/ z; {+ l/ t! {Externalities# ^5 K. c7 j$ @1 I" T
Resource Allocation8 j+ ?1 j4 X, i9 u$ u8 g
Taxation
, i: D. A# n( F% j! ZOr would like to learn more about 0 r% `, Z1 G$ r2 g
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada9 x, S; `' J& d0 O% A
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
: v A' w8 n) ]8 R/ PECON 365 Resource Economics
# K* p( _% b, F+ { e2 d$ MTopics:
2 J) C3 s; z3 N- v: CExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources2 h# t+ g$ ?0 o
Scarcity and pricing
' r) r' v$ u/ K) e$ E1 e9 RContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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: R) V0 I+ Q1 ~1 PIf you enjoyed learning about
0 N0 {, O! H( Q! M: {Resource Allocation8 E. d4 F+ y H7 z
Pricing
9 L8 H3 p* E+ ]: G$ k' S: SMarkets
. B7 E+ r: x2 |: q! j4 c3 VGovernment roles
9 w; [: t* z3 y$ ^; b# eOr would like to learn more about / E( B: Z& M' X. h
The energy sector, including sources and markets
4 Q: Q6 }0 K) ]- e- W3 P- TCanadian Energy Policy and current issues5 b# w& @7 }8 Z: y8 `: ~, B
You might enjoy a course about
/ I( N) g, V2 l, }+ N2 REnergy Economics!
: x; j. G( U3 D* J$ bECON 366 Energy Economics
3 N2 |/ |+ e) z3 d6 b% dTopics: / h' a$ W- G: E! h
Pricing
0 G7 a7 g! [! Z0 K7 NRole in economic growth & O) {9 T. r7 ?3 I% l9 v
Energy sources and markets - Z5 Q. t0 R7 |0 E- U# A
Role of government
% ?3 S( `: J( r+ y8 O0 g4 k) @3 c( ~Regulation
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- R1 K8 M, g, J, D' G& b2 jIf you enjoyed learning about
* G( Z+ T/ a" f$ U/ a) wExternalities
0 f: T! G: |$ o0 ERegulation
% F& i/ {( ?9 t: VGovernment roles
+ E- d9 A( f: p% \6 z% mOr would like to learn more about & n5 U7 o5 c7 _! @5 O8 A
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
$ ^/ h( P/ _$ w+ i7 n: T& ^3 j/ dSteps taken to address deterioration
9 D7 M9 ~4 Z0 b" G2 {4 z9 fYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
1 @8 U/ l& M% lECON 369 Economics of the Environment
# l# P b. W, T4 }2 z; K2 D/ B; ^Topics: 9 t! k8 T% y3 [
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 4 U, Q. l# C8 H. F
Types and causes of environmental deterioration , A' c2 R2 T0 Y! Z% ]/ ^6 n
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ; w6 r/ A- L, e- k) D7 i
Recreation economics7 z5 P$ H; U3 q% n2 ]9 I% H
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If you enjoyed learning about
& ~7 D6 U( c; b) V# N9 ? Individual Incentives
: q4 a! }0 X4 a! u1 H& F. {/ F( PTotal Welfare
, F8 ]! a) ]& U$ g' KYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ( `, a3 ^7 v" @
ECON 378 Law and Economics0 v# K& D) s5 @5 A' w
Topics:
' ~9 t8 n3 |; L, ]& Y) \Issues in Criminal and Family Law# T5 L: L, C6 n, K. t
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
# k+ H) D: V! M$ _! ]7 hChild Support Payments- ~. \: n! G$ N9 Q7 K* [ Z
Private Divorce agreements
. V5 m$ P! z# U8 K4 oCriminal provisions of the Competition Act. U+ U5 i0 ~' N+ X6 |+ U/ u
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If you enjoyed learning about
) b* X4 X1 K' W2 oPrisoners Dilemma
* I( Z. y# ]! {8 D) zDominant Strategies
" _, y) H2 A$ `; k$ t+ dCollusion
/ z& k' {) s% N; c7 LYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
. O, r$ ?5 z1 jECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
7 e( u3 `0 g ]8 |' @. |2 n, PTopics: ( L8 Q4 q: p: Z6 P# z! Y
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
$ a; j" P) E1 I; R- z7 YApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion $ t1 [) S Q; w. N0 q
Note! Prerequisites:
! R1 V1 [9 o% @+ p; t1 W& kECON 384 & 299 |
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