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If you enjoyed learning about:
! K s' ?* L7 q+ n7 b4 |Trade
( J) l4 T9 }5 X- Y7 I& M- jGrowth( E9 k9 `" j/ F4 w c2 Q7 L- ?
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/ N' @' C0 F" a5 r1 x3 n1 pChina as an Emerging Economy
" f/ L5 z- k* d/ W, cYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
$ e2 m& I4 U% _& NECON 211 Chinese Economic Development3 ~. f& r) }5 t/ e; M
Topics: 6 a* M' T b$ y' b. w4 c
Chinese Economy Characteristics2 C' ]# C: _1 N0 Q9 K& m% z
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
( q% o7 v, M, f3 bConsequences of economic reform- f* }8 v+ V( L
Canada’s economic relations with China
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( ?% B" |3 l3 |1 J! L" QIf you would like to learn more about:
1 Y7 B* \$ o: B$ rRich and Poor Countries
6 M& }7 A( e+ Z: C& \/ }3 o9 zWhy economies differ2 G% e* P" M2 ~4 [3 r" ~
Causes for such differences2 A( U! b3 ?! h4 m
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
4 H) s8 G5 q# n7 JECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
8 s$ A. ^" ~% {% m5 `8 ITopics:- \0 z3 D2 s2 m8 a* _! ?% i+ D
Technology
" b. K3 q" O% D; ^3 y jInstitutions p w4 l. u+ j3 E
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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$ h; l }2 i) U: HIf you enjoyed learning about
' Y& E( e) J$ O" }: j( i& w# l! u4 ESupply and Demand. S( l8 I, Z+ A3 }
Consumer Behavior) T, E/ R) N* x! ` }3 ^' Q
Production and Cost
{5 Z6 h8 ]( A, OPrice and Output( w! e7 q. ?. a+ e
Market Structures8 |$ a& ~( Y# _2 w9 T
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!2 k/ t7 O% w9 N" k. A& [
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I( Q& K' P. k C" I; U8 v9 }" C
Topics:
2 Q) ?, j/ e' g% ]5 t, Q6 STheory of consumer behavior+ C' S, B2 t# c* p5 u- ~) S
Theory of production and cost
9 a" ~1 C+ O" [, |! t" O, z u$ bPrice and output determination under competition+ k0 o8 b; `5 N
Monopoly and other market structures4 g1 K' [( X( q* s! w0 u# n a3 H& g0 H
9 w9 g' R8 [2 D2 c; v. uIf you enjoyed learning about
0 r5 w/ U8 @' {# E/ s9 a% R3 [Costs and Benefits $ g% `8 X, P- g$ m! Y- s! N* W
Externalities4 ^1 i* v" b4 o% s) w, e
Decision-making' i* W% M! M! c+ M. C
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Capital Investments5 y- u+ r) ]. Y$ y8 M3 `9 ]- u
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
; x2 O: c2 v: |8 @ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation+ ], F: C7 \8 M! k9 D2 G" f
Topics:7 X) Y& f! v+ s1 e# E: C- n
Cost-Benefit Analysis8 t( P! H2 u3 `3 B
Evaluating Public Investment Projects$ Z }$ R+ p9 y \) X* ~1 ^
Look at examples from
; ]7 s$ n+ L5 T7 D. |# fTransportation
7 M! y4 k( Y' y' q" oRiver Basin Management
. Y& K% G( e" l/ h( n; W2 `5 F, gElectrical Generation6 x4 a9 L+ _* t3 K q$ a4 d
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control1 X: k3 M3 E! M! I" i/ K
" n: i! ^) ^8 c: x% NIf you enjoyed learning about ' Q: H4 Y) p: n) b0 F" _% h2 @
Supply and Demand
* w3 \6 e/ Y" T3 c. }) f& f, R( s; KExternalities
, F0 \8 s ~4 y# [- z# R6 cResource Allocation7 m' T! s6 a( ~* r
Taxation
6 `, @1 o! B' ]. jOr would like to learn more about
' C, y$ Q, m/ t; m a: v7 rSupply of Natural Resources in Canada1 p1 }$ J4 C- O, i& d# y3 f
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!% s D, l y5 \
ECON 365 Resource Economics2 E" X, ?& I7 K* U' i
Topics:
, S/ G' b8 G) J6 _Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
: t/ v) N' M" ?( G5 N# _Scarcity and pricing
2 m* x6 G q% ?; |$ R& dContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation8 n6 V; I6 G( u9 t! W6 s! N, l
Pricing7 ~0 @$ Z: ^$ C% d1 T; |6 {. j" u5 v
Markets: c7 h0 f6 r& N# l
Government roles
, m) g) r% \. Y2 m7 @/ ]Or would like to learn more about $ X9 e3 Z u/ i$ S& P$ i+ ?6 [
The energy sector, including sources and markets
9 _ M, s5 ?* B3 mCanadian Energy Policy and current issues- l2 U6 i4 R9 A) D4 Y* s
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2 P# f0 M! o" u/ u7 VEnergy Economics!! ^$ f& J* f* |
ECON 366 Energy Economics& }4 |8 `. W2 d6 l# U
Topics:
; J& G! G H4 TPricing: |$ a7 B4 R( ^& X+ Y1 C& F# L |
Role in economic growth 3 i( K! h! L1 D2 C- o4 c
Energy sources and markets " d1 P9 T" |& R# n
Role of government - B: f$ I. E7 m6 v! x3 U2 J8 ^4 m
Regulation
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Externalities
$ z1 w* U2 p- W9 Y4 MRegulation3 {6 |( ?2 k1 G! n
Government roles0 i+ i- h5 ]( d7 k \! b' o8 e6 C) P
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) t/ @1 c7 D- u$ a! u g8 J1 o3 bEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration7 L$ }1 s1 v6 l
Steps taken to address deterioration
4 J# K/ E: V% u3 o8 _/ QYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
; c0 Z. o* h6 w R5 X1 _ ^ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
/ p, ]+ `0 A: A, {* y. v3 ?/ }Topics:
& H' w3 V+ y" M9 g6 T9 s- fEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 3 u& N \5 `! H' D+ g
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
. k! |7 ]. [; \3 ITheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
, i' d* i* D, J' c) B6 @2 W3 bRecreation economics2 p, D0 |) f/ N7 G
/ J1 H5 E( I0 G; {5 ]- LIf you enjoyed learning about
( G/ T4 w6 w5 M1 ^, i) _% i Individual Incentives
9 y+ K$ @2 V( t1 X2 {1 n+ B1 a: s b( lTotal Welfare
- `8 G5 y5 A- k% V S0 A5 aYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
; W8 B0 |- X3 K& d% V2 E/ MECON 378 Law and Economics1 ~3 [0 x+ ?1 P U
Topics:
9 S, N: \" B) q2 J, ]; DIssues in Criminal and Family Law
! f' d3 m+ f5 k! u" d9 R; `Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining# M) T8 s, e2 S! x; z# v
Child Support Payments5 m- h3 q/ p) R: e# Q: j
Private Divorce agreements* m) Z. }1 @- D4 V
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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# \$ g, `0 o1 O/ \2 `If you enjoyed learning about
. z/ t$ V# ]: j% t7 V; G& FPrisoners Dilemma
% r( B5 ~ f }- I6 e% z$ w' qDominant Strategies
- N" \( l* j% j, a; Q& z1 d aCollusion0 h6 l* z/ y7 G2 j2 q4 s& S
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
0 Y) M. z" e# w" V5 f" R |ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications% F5 p% C8 O% h: _! [. I+ Q. I
Topics: . \" @; S& k9 Y. Q! k& ~
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
1 k m5 ~5 I! ~2 H5 q0 IApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
# }; l- F) g" F( k0 D7 m2 r" {Note! Prerequisites:
$ X; {) b. Q& b# \0 }8 ?ECON 384 & 299 |
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