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4 g9 j; G- Z# x# ^/ ~ uTrade
( d5 N6 A# D9 u: l/ h, }! eGrowth* S3 o4 O9 y. ?1 x9 M& X7 y" K2 u
Or would like to learn more about:
& r. z8 R. w f" p) ~# YChina as an Emerging Economy% l- l6 i2 k) X/ ]- I+ S) j: N
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!5 [3 K; P3 d/ G9 t* ?# H
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development9 p& P8 ?) O1 k, G/ O, q
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Chinese Economy Characteristics
' \# Z. V' y8 B. B0 GRecent Events in the Chinese Economy3 h; B! p! {$ H$ e' D0 P
Consequences of economic reform
" ~) C" R/ Y& I( V2 s6 CCanada’s economic relations with China! s' I4 A: S1 m" j0 U; x" V
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; H" i/ O7 N0 r: `! ~. s8 u6 xRich and Poor Countries
1 ^! o/ L8 c' hWhy economies differ
2 P2 {4 \0 W7 {" F) Z G! W6 k) ]$ aCauses for such differences5 @+ L# A- l, S. W( o/ {+ P
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ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
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Technology
" F1 d6 f2 o1 V) s- H5 NInstitutions E9 S+ H4 S: l8 O; s* c9 P
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence ! G2 S- w# d; q; X; R
- I! h) c4 k% J' [4 Y- DIf you enjoyed learning about
B6 L) c5 d3 E7 p3 ]( o5 L6 M TSupply and Demand
% s4 z4 E9 Y |+ z1 Y) u( LConsumer Behavior+ P+ ^& c+ H( Y1 q6 A; N
Production and Cost
' H2 E/ Z, {+ |: |2 M. t: SPrice and Output
6 b9 P& Z0 l/ K B, w7 S9 bMarket Structures
( i3 V8 M+ h6 m d9 UYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
* @- K8 l/ K3 o) S' Z. y! ~- ?ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I- Y6 e8 m; S0 \) j4 q* p2 a; {
Topics:
/ f) R9 O/ ^" q0 ^( xTheory of consumer behavior0 d; U( @1 d q3 Q3 p9 v& q% l
Theory of production and cost! [8 B0 Y& M* |- @: X B2 ], K
Price and output determination under competition( t1 k0 K k8 p' {7 P2 i
Monopoly and other market structures
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6 r7 P5 I# s) O' M$ CIf you enjoyed learning about : C5 \* e/ W1 y9 M& M
Costs and Benefits
% ]8 b# r3 z0 m" W2 ^Externalities6 ~# k1 K, h2 Z1 D
Decision-making
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Capital Investments- `: K7 ^5 N: \6 [; U# |; J k/ W ?
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
8 s& L% t$ r2 S7 T8 O8 k7 FECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation, X' p0 t0 U: @, A+ N
Topics:
8 x9 ~7 d! r/ {- ?/ x# m. FCost-Benefit Analysis
4 s& X8 y: p+ M; b) PEvaluating Public Investment Projects
7 x3 H$ y6 k) t, D( yLook at examples from ) N, S M) g6 d4 C6 ]( S$ e
Transportation, t7 W: @' B* Q+ O
River Basin Management
; }# p5 ~! f% ^* V9 A" _Electrical Generation6 Z; k6 K' m& Q
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control4 b; M D: c$ n' y1 w7 ]* `
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Supply and Demand
j, S% \; I' B4 H8 W x; H: gExternalities
% T9 E( M+ | ^2 T, r8 V# {: V) YResource Allocation: Y0 |; q' [5 |, k4 [
Taxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
8 q' e' K2 D! L6 @2 qYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!) r1 \. ~. b3 {; R( F" j4 W$ n
ECON 365 Resource Economics
6 p0 k6 R9 {* I- {Topics:" K; h. u" S: v$ r. X
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
. e/ ?0 r. [, s- Y( pScarcity and pricing
7 P, |. n3 U, o' |Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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- V" l. s& w. k1 tIf you enjoyed learning about
8 O% g+ h2 c( r) F5 X4 xResource Allocation# l# X6 \. ~ t
Pricing
& B& s! A# L5 j9 T2 b; \, N4 W# {* KMarkets2 n) n2 Y" v" H& N% w
Government roles8 {" e, N+ U# L- q
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The energy sector, including sources and markets: m, ^3 a$ M' G: Y# z8 f: v1 l
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues- N' ~# J0 }1 p( G( f
You might enjoy a course about ! B Y% m6 m) z- r+ @
Energy Economics!2 y9 J) n4 s) M" V- G2 m4 m$ ?
ECON 366 Energy Economics
9 M0 R. b2 m$ HTopics: & b! U4 ?3 S: q+ m$ x. |
Pricing4 M6 D0 u( P) P- Y+ Q
Role in economic growth
* H7 |3 x4 C9 t/ d- Q5 qEnergy sources and markets % D% r: [" S) W! C; x3 ?2 R" [4 `
Role of government , L+ N- o1 Y1 @1 @2 T( e4 c1 a
Regulation
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: [4 `2 J) z N5 o4 l* hIf you enjoyed learning about 9 ~& R9 v' P( c9 |# q1 f
Externalities
/ Y- h" g( ^; kRegulation A* e% V' n3 v7 @4 D" t
Government roles
; H) h8 y6 u4 N' SOr would like to learn more about
1 U( H/ i) T5 vEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration* D& Y1 Q" i: F6 t7 I- F, W
Steps taken to address deterioration
- ~1 `! X- \3 \) R, Q5 q4 @You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
6 i; e8 O8 F& B9 U1 ZECON 369 Economics of the Environment1 Q) Z$ n: B. S) f% [: {
Topics:
# _$ ~- h& B: S* W! l7 MEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 6 ?8 ^4 x" _6 O) p: ?& \6 C$ q
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
! _3 `0 y5 J( R% oTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration " k; z( i4 Z' a+ y8 s
Recreation economics! [* `% ^+ [; ~) W; l$ |
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Individual Incentives
5 f9 v# H5 @) Q4 [4 W& NTotal Welfare 4 v3 A1 k4 J! R; j
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
* o* M! k3 q( B5 ?# A Q7 eECON 378 Law and Economics& T# ]' E \) z' ~2 J: e' t+ |
Topics:
4 y3 T: E0 t/ Q! p* ~Issues in Criminal and Family Law
; y+ N0 Q! L: DCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining: _3 E# q5 f4 j3 f" P8 ?
Child Support Payments. y& G* d! k3 C
Private Divorce agreements8 j8 @, U3 ~ r' r' k/ Y
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act6 e! k: N: H8 R, s0 q+ i
0 @8 ~ V" e* `7 i$ bIf you enjoyed learning about 9 h- u- j s! Q+ F( |
Prisoners Dilemma
% \3 ^: G% g T zDominant Strategies
' h+ \3 X1 I& I/ l4 o, `+ w. ]Collusion
9 z* B& P* o! T8 HYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
w V) q" g$ z5 k8 EECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications& M* H$ W% g/ h) [1 l5 z4 [$ f
Topics:
" @* B9 I5 Q" Z9 R9 ^ M9 cAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
9 h1 w! z* }$ o+ H& L$ \) d2 ZApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
; H6 b6 v a H5 {Note! Prerequisites:
9 e0 {, w" W3 Z! @ E1 m# XECON 384 & 299 |
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