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Trade* a# a8 I+ W! O7 d- f9 n! `' S( d
Growth- g( }+ h5 g2 ]2 @" } m
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+ h3 L% w5 l% o! p5 ]+ \6 o' T1 k. eChina as an Emerging Economy
1 B$ ^6 I F2 [$ N( n% yYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
+ q; F- `$ ?+ d; G, L$ {ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development# E7 K5 v5 K* R) U i% S3 g
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Chinese Economy Characteristics; Y8 P! ~3 s8 W0 y5 m
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy7 U. q2 u% }, ]0 T, M
Consequences of economic reform
0 c) R* C" u7 LCanada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about: 7 H' j+ Y! b' h) s* U* G& X5 P& F
Rich and Poor Countries
8 o* l3 N0 Q1 E: N' M% O9 iWhy economies differ- l# i3 W# a3 V& s
Causes for such differences
0 [# e% {' z0 hYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
/ {5 o. V6 ~0 Q+ w8 h( ?2 S. xECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
6 Q4 u8 H- O9 p ~& l5 LTopics:# ?7 e- I5 k9 x6 ~' B$ c7 u
Technology
7 s$ I2 M2 c* N9 r5 o3 {! |Institutions! D* G: q# Q/ _: Q7 Z* \
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand
8 ?0 w- f- K7 n- S3 h( w, fConsumer Behavior
. W G7 E3 @- [9 J; M- Z( NProduction and Cost
7 h1 u: b" H. z6 n5 ePrice and Output
5 k. }8 u2 z! v8 NMarket Structures
" \0 p" }- H) t7 K4 } OYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!0 F- G1 h. @9 ] m0 V
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
9 M6 I0 d) Q( Y% q- PTopics: 1 V: n. B3 Q- n0 C* i$ k2 u
Theory of consumer behavior$ `+ c3 O1 ^( R( G8 _2 e1 a
Theory of production and cost2 W- m7 [1 ]+ b$ r7 o
Price and output determination under competition
( }* C2 {% Q" l" _; `Monopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits
2 s* e5 a* E+ k3 c& AExternalities8 p! \9 R/ E5 |# ?$ N6 x# k
Decision-making
7 q9 X0 S# G5 vOr would like to learn more about ( @- p2 j1 N/ [/ K
Capital Investments
4 D! j/ k/ A' \( U& X: ?You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!6 A3 k: ~1 S- q/ g- |
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation4 {0 j( w4 i. F7 J4 q( ^
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Cost-Benefit Analysis1 }, j @& q) u- s& v0 u& s
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
6 p4 e1 n9 R1 C7 \$ ?: @Look at examples from 8 q- @1 [6 ]: p- T
Transportation
" Q$ v- [2 q. S% k* Y8 x% ]1 M9 d. rRiver Basin Management
# E0 q2 }" ~ q. {/ R- `Electrical Generation3 R. G& `4 }& R( L6 T, K
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
6 d) b& n. x" Q7 G+ }/ s7 VSupply and Demand
# B" p- G4 p" e; dExternalities3 F2 I* N! D9 F% m+ J% x
Resource Allocation
: t( I7 n6 N: c# I/ ?9 _Taxation( |# E2 h/ I" ]2 O
Or would like to learn more about * K/ {7 Z! Y' b( D! i3 e/ m+ \) b
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
- z+ y2 x9 d" S; vYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!/ P; C. X+ N3 y1 B R: J
ECON 365 Resource Economics
# |, ?$ U6 \0 Q+ q, b% sTopics:
/ @# Q M ~# t( n9 m F+ TExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources7 J) H! K7 [' v* e; U6 q
Scarcity and pricing" ] B, v/ a' ^1 x! W
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues5 n- z5 Y& t% w+ ~) ]
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8 g5 T h, M+ a+ L; fResource Allocation' S9 L! `0 G7 a* U" ]' H
Pricing4 G4 w1 R7 O1 t8 N. n# m
Markets' v q0 o- \- |* W
Government roles
1 Q9 R2 m0 f: n7 V5 }3 ZOr would like to learn more about
+ ~$ ^- L M4 dThe energy sector, including sources and markets, W( J" n* D) t! S
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues2 Y P7 J* o6 ?. ~- L5 X
You might enjoy a course about
8 B( O9 {3 C( |! M2 m/ H- l7 aEnergy Economics!
$ U1 N8 I6 p( ^* `7 U9 t) bECON 366 Energy Economics
8 g+ u' X7 x$ [8 Y0 N" jTopics:
; ~2 `- _* g1 A0 }1 B: qPricing
" f# u; b- _+ Z/ j% ?9 @Role in economic growth
- n {/ A1 N( ^* K* c+ k" S. d! sEnergy sources and markets
8 a, B! z+ q1 P, sRole of government
; c/ d& h4 E% d% h" E' nRegulation ) c% u; M7 c \
: g t5 f" X2 B3 } c' M# d5 tIf you enjoyed learning about
# G% U; p# e: X/ v8 O6 r5 WExternalities( _0 [2 s4 P' q. Q( v3 T
Regulation
( z# R; O' U) N$ v0 F9 vGovernment roles4 u% }+ c6 P- d8 L4 G
Or would like to learn more about
) T$ z, g3 W2 m2 FEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration$ D8 z' t9 G( X2 c8 z1 I' I
Steps taken to address deterioration. E5 y# A+ D) b) M+ N- K$ f
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 9 F" }- w' ] j) y7 J( j; `+ M
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment% H+ O, ~- I; m# Q) J
Topics:
+ O: G/ i3 d5 h! m- q: fEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
- `( C/ P% Q5 l2 V% o, OTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
. F4 X- R& K9 @. }! h% VTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
; t# v; u6 I1 w% o9 bRecreation economics
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4 P, x. {% N# k- bIf you enjoyed learning about$ r4 o. D n1 m% a0 L. m4 @
Individual Incentives
7 J. e4 ~4 U. [; L l' tTotal Welfare
6 [" R) R' f1 D! d% t2 yYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
8 k7 S- y. c, A& o6 WECON 378 Law and Economics/ ?6 X& f0 {1 ?* z
Topics: ) [6 P6 m( S& B$ U3 z
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
4 e$ U. z ?1 ]1 lCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
' ]: Z" M+ E5 h9 ^% Z5 |3 wChild Support Payments
; I4 Y. D: R3 D/ j# xPrivate Divorce agreements2 [7 N! i7 m- g3 y4 {1 G
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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) T; f* J" e/ W9 J, C- ]If you enjoyed learning about ! v* L3 ?# u- C
Prisoners Dilemma* }5 L, J1 g E/ @- I7 e! @ S5 [
Dominant Strategies& l" Y! l7 a* b( [
Collusion; u! S1 B& K( M7 y4 }7 O2 d8 C
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
+ `4 a7 s# E/ Y8 yECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
- E/ [* x; s; c+ b& m* A! QTopics: 5 Q a9 W j) [! J6 }
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
3 j3 D$ t7 i% w! u& z' TApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion + \; ?) X9 {* F4 E- z [2 f
Note! Prerequisites:
) s4 Z* D' {1 j$ tECON 384 & 299 |
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