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If you enjoyed learning about: 6 i. ?& M# w: o5 [2 _! q
Trade$ O* G% U9 y/ ?! ?% D
Growth
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) P* u9 ~2 J; C2 w6 A9 S( tChina as an Emerging Economy
5 l3 Q) |" G: F7 D5 G, }You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!+ v- F. Y* k* g5 g$ u) O8 Y' D
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
& [0 Z& q5 y+ w. ^2 X( q8 \Topics: $ O7 z5 c8 c6 t2 O. C7 j5 T% p! N
Chinese Economy Characteristics
# A/ Y, G+ G! aRecent Events in the Chinese Economy9 k! S1 ]- w' E' T+ N' Q* e* k
Consequences of economic reform8 v. ~3 e* y$ s7 N7 m" ?
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
1 S8 V0 ` }) H0 a) hRich and Poor Countries7 u5 F+ f2 E' y" n
Why economies differ! P, Z7 o4 k+ y2 A2 F: m9 Y) q
Causes for such differences
6 W- ~+ N2 n8 C) i4 O3 v( a" bYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
! ]$ D0 S9 y! G5 nECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
0 _5 ~8 N% H: X! y( GTopics:* P+ ?+ [( [0 O: P5 W
Technology6 G7 D4 ^, y& _
Institutions
2 t; m2 Q- m% l+ O5 D; V* KGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about . H" L; h/ i7 _
Supply and Demand) J, y5 x g4 ~6 b; F/ ^! ?- V4 ] i
Consumer Behavior
& o7 ~7 w; U u2 ^6 K; i* x4 S. L& oProduction and Cost: [) L& i2 I7 y3 p0 ^2 Q6 F5 Q
Price and Output/ s2 o ]7 d4 X" D
Market Structures7 P3 K0 I7 M2 I7 g2 S, d5 G0 s1 S
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!% x: A/ r4 y1 k# X5 c
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I4 h4 h1 D; l9 F
Topics:
2 @; C; ` M- }2 p3 V8 qTheory of consumer behavior1 e$ b+ ^) g% w- k8 N$ p0 C
Theory of production and cost
3 `4 H" r1 x1 \: Z- Y. ePrice and output determination under competition3 v! v+ g, {- c$ Z9 z
Monopoly and other market structures
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$ j$ {. j: M7 C/ S2 @If you enjoyed learning about # f+ t" v, {9 I2 W7 B6 |. L" r
Costs and Benefits / u$ S% ~- M p' Q( F
Externalities7 n% g8 a8 i) |$ f+ |& S
Decision-making
8 X1 ]: b# g% [: x# C* bOr would like to learn more about
; ?" k+ }; [2 e: @Capital Investments% [. E g% t6 s; P' y) `* T
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
* f+ F6 A$ B2 @/ B# \ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation; g; j* f7 H' u% K5 ~7 b: S; X R8 v
Topics:
, c, N9 c( n1 u! r/ A6 X. mCost-Benefit Analysis1 ^$ X7 i" W9 C6 K9 ]
Evaluating Public Investment Projects- C0 z- S1 z! q& d- l
Look at examples from
3 ^* J- ~. w7 P* R; K, ?/ `Transportation
# }# T2 o& b$ n; ^& T0 MRiver Basin Management8 V! D: `1 j1 }) C& |3 ~/ g! m; J
Electrical Generation6 R5 w I. r- `1 S% h
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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% j5 ^8 F& Z6 J4 OIf you enjoyed learning about . ^. p: Z5 k2 z* }0 o
Supply and Demand6 g2 Y. W; R- I# o$ D
Externalities
; a+ ~: J3 X( x; iResource Allocation
9 t @; p% o; N+ YTaxation4 M4 P; I: z5 {2 ^9 B% K
Or would like to learn more about # Y# v8 r, m& N% J* `# i0 k
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
! l! V) w9 T/ HYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!- r1 [: ?: m' Q
ECON 365 Resource Economics
+ m+ H9 ^* G4 o6 u7 x/ g; m( ~Topics:
7 L9 @/ o# d" v1 o+ m6 AExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
E ~: d! b( n) ?. x- t6 nScarcity and pricing& k/ m7 L$ q1 J
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
# x7 q# M4 [1 }4 n k2 @& v$ ]+ lResource Allocation# B; B* j' v* S
Pricing7 N ~8 @& V9 r5 ^+ t: a
Markets. q- j& b* A7 n, t/ P$ {, S6 u
Government roles( C9 S5 b4 E+ r8 ^+ {$ m2 ]$ M
Or would like to learn more about
& D4 G6 m! R! F8 m/ O: @. LThe energy sector, including sources and markets
}# ], E3 u9 g$ J# O: tCanadian Energy Policy and current issues6 O" l1 f# c) P, i6 b
You might enjoy a course about 6 H' c: o7 b$ f: \8 _$ z
Energy Economics!7 P" J6 o' @ r1 O: U" h% P
ECON 366 Energy Economics% F5 l3 v- @* j2 X X) t2 g
Topics:
0 K! ]/ O3 Y7 BPricing
7 O/ p6 A: m# DRole in economic growth ) c" }. A/ ?9 h+ N' [ B
Energy sources and markets
! L3 {9 f3 M( O2 m) o) x1 aRole of government + q! c' B) v& K* @; F& O
Regulation ' w' R6 Y! Q5 q# f
9 C6 N3 D* ~. b5 f) }$ F/ l# RIf you enjoyed learning about
$ V! p/ s. R* u3 S& F# j1 b5 k8 }Externalities
- T) Y2 ^" V$ R" ZRegulation
+ X) n4 z0 o# [& g: H+ Y" YGovernment roles/ k$ [1 ]; L2 W1 X$ j: _
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
q- F, u f; W% y$ ` x' I' xSteps taken to address deterioration4 |) }! j; P% v9 H0 b9 @% O# n5 V0 w
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ) n& c' k$ q7 x- z- g; T7 _. q8 u% `. {
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment; e* T! A9 k( z; {! C8 k, v
Topics: " s6 I6 W# J+ r1 y
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
& u c: d: R9 P$ v; n: `6 I" {Types and causes of environmental deterioration
G8 Z/ d0 j: ?" i' gTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ) G v* F6 j* Y: K: C+ z
Recreation economics
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! _' S( `5 D m( ^6 ?% pIf you enjoyed learning about
, n+ K" A4 j; x0 n Individual Incentives4 L: U+ W$ I: |! L7 {
Total Welfare
' M9 J# D( j# d5 YYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
S6 |5 C2 H$ o8 _ECON 378 Law and Economics5 o/ Z; }, m1 D3 A; l" t7 A
Topics:
8 w& n5 Z! G7 }1 f% O0 GIssues in Criminal and Family Law
2 b! w3 N: r& a$ `Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
: G5 c1 k# l2 kChild Support Payments! ~1 `0 ~6 O& x, v
Private Divorce agreements
5 w. X2 T4 C" n+ _, e0 E ]& WCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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E- E$ Z& Y) k) P1 _9 e1 E5 rIf you enjoyed learning about 4 a6 w H2 m& i$ n2 T
Prisoners Dilemma
6 i+ I: v4 ^% s/ a7 I, f* v5 O' GDominant Strategies. r* ~/ x% g. F( M
Collusion
. N! D+ D. G# XYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
R* {$ M: o4 ^: WECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications" f4 b( H. r( F1 Q0 S
Topics: # @5 i, [4 Q' ~: _% t
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games8 z7 b' n, {# C7 G" e+ i) o
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
+ e% s( y1 u6 N2 lNote! Prerequisites:
" C3 E: |' g7 { c, ]: W0 T1 T; WECON 384 & 299 |
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