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If you enjoyed learning about:
3 \7 G: o3 f$ k+ OTrade3 \4 ]6 U z" |
Growth! h+ V: b* w. U( C/ L4 g- I5 A" w; p
Or would like to learn more about:
) L5 y2 @6 G4 q. w% B5 G: _China as an Emerging Economy& o# b; c/ O9 N! p+ @ m4 s
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
( A2 {# L! u! S5 B( }( o0 MECON 211 Chinese Economic Development2 l3 d0 o3 T2 _, y
Topics:
: r9 y, Y& m2 R- }1 O- qChinese Economy Characteristics. p, y: c- G) [" P
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
$ c, {5 B6 _# |# g: c- U, T* a8 S @Consequences of economic reform# S: \7 q# {6 b( b2 m
Canada’s economic relations with China' }5 M3 A0 ~) G3 y
! `8 k: p$ f* n' q5 DIf you would like to learn more about: % J: P6 ]! y; \- s
Rich and Poor Countries% J( X9 l& {! W5 b' l! L
Why economies differ) F. F' N/ T8 W* B" L* ]( \
Causes for such differences
3 [/ ~+ e3 c s% [0 W8 PYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth, e% K* E+ Y4 v; N0 b- j8 a
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth* I6 T& q1 V5 k8 [! D
Topics:
; [% Z4 l9 X( s# Z9 ^Technology9 t, M1 x3 Q; d$ D
Institutions
8 e+ e7 q% D7 g% AGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence ' @; @0 Q+ \9 y2 o
8 l& B* E4 [' ~) A; b$ b/ vIf you enjoyed learning about
, ?3 z1 a- p% I6 N, d HSupply and Demand" Z2 T, Q) m9 v' C* p% c9 [. [# `
Consumer Behavior
( Y# ?. d& G/ J3 }2 O5 y. R0 MProduction and Cost
6 f& ^$ }! C0 A) i! L+ bPrice and Output( M( T1 K4 P* ~- N; I
Market Structures
' G& ^& m+ ]+ E6 ~You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
2 b- }* m. V/ K% F- G+ L& R8 XECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I% K- S+ r, L9 ]% P8 F! _, b
Topics:
B; f/ Q3 Y& h1 S0 vTheory of consumer behavior
9 }3 F+ [! X' J0 o" KTheory of production and cost! W0 Q2 O: Y4 C. `4 T3 X8 N4 }
Price and output determination under competition
& E* L/ \+ I( [: |5 o- P: KMonopoly and other market structures. Z5 }! p5 q# o( k
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If you enjoyed learning about
- E0 Y& Y" e- p4 {1 I% tCosts and Benefits 0 A9 ^( i: @( @: G% a, {
Externalities$ O% M4 N0 W; `5 i6 Y; A
Decision-making, z' q+ Y% ?' L4 @+ R% p
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Capital Investments ^7 l* n9 \" \: o3 V: _
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
: L5 `" {0 L E; DECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
* [' _ b4 U) E+ t5 hTopics:
2 g; D/ h! R: F; n* ]8 p/ OCost-Benefit Analysis0 J0 k8 A; ?! y5 Y! C; Q1 j
Evaluating Public Investment Projects! o& P- I5 M3 k! ~5 Q1 g
Look at examples from , `/ |, S& c) ]' \0 F5 Q- ]
Transportation7 E z* Q( |" i8 ~4 x9 `
River Basin Management
" h' t' i- [- @! L5 y+ d+ l$ oElectrical Generation/ }& U) K: s3 z+ C2 k2 {& G
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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! `7 i/ D/ p9 o3 ?$ `, NIf you enjoyed learning about . L3 R* w) `: _' \* L) G' c
Supply and Demand
2 |# {1 C' W: D& m3 d# |Externalities
0 r! _" ^+ ^1 I T" W. UResource Allocation
+ O0 m* t$ `$ X$ j B6 T. _# q9 [Taxation
/ v, t9 M! _3 r0 i1 R) P( `Or would like to learn more about , W0 C+ B: Z- T! L/ v
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
8 o* l* m; e/ v) d' _You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!; B' j$ N9 F- O A, M; |5 o
ECON 365 Resource Economics/ W( X; S- h% J+ f/ V9 O4 f, m
Topics:
, g" n! a# l0 x E4 hExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
1 v. v q" C$ {! W7 F" b& w8 k+ GScarcity and pricing% H7 |5 x: t/ c$ a* {7 I. F
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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8 B# n' D1 S9 }+ }$ dIf you enjoyed learning about # A5 W6 V- Q+ X# j
Resource Allocation
! v$ p, y9 T) MPricing
; R/ ?. G/ q: x4 ~% I4 h. XMarkets
9 f- R6 F. R. O* @Government roles5 {4 d/ [, W9 l+ X: K$ d, }
Or would like to learn more about & j* j& g: i! d) C% i5 {" N
The energy sector, including sources and markets
6 e0 {! j5 }4 V, g* eCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
9 D; i9 r* R+ x `) I3 I3 jYou might enjoy a course about . Q; c; I, V/ i5 N$ A
Energy Economics!& v" R* ~# b( t& O8 H
ECON 366 Energy Economics0 {1 F n$ c3 I
Topics: 0 ~: `# g# u k! K$ x5 W7 Z
Pricing) [& p w! d! ^- Z+ D! [8 d
Role in economic growth
& [- m9 z3 L- f9 B: R3 j. J: Z, AEnergy sources and markets
' d8 i. g6 l( `Role of government
5 |% t- J. G6 B3 _0 ZRegulation # H" d* a" I9 ^ O4 b3 w, M
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Externalities
- l' s8 B: c2 q3 CRegulation/ I: m! {2 A) c4 w! d
Government roles0 G& Z- @8 z5 H+ D8 j3 A- t6 G1 l" C
Or would like to learn more about 9 w2 z3 L- I E- f5 f
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
- G! U( O; _6 @; ~2 A9 d( xSteps taken to address deterioration
; a2 S9 |7 W) _- V4 d% `7 _3 K8 vYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
( h ~! L6 S$ O5 c3 ?- |ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
- x4 T! T$ ~( I7 i* n2 lTopics: ( I+ q r7 r1 ^. k, ]! j
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
5 E" [' d- U$ E' BTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
2 J3 o3 f% A/ Q. T4 f( xTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 0 `2 B* ?8 x+ Z! j8 A. w+ G
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about' W" g# }4 g4 x, A$ @2 f/ i5 d
Individual Incentives
" \8 o2 f3 |6 K1 O2 @. `Total Welfare , g* o; `0 G6 f ^
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 1 ~/ `; t# h, ?
ECON 378 Law and Economics
. E4 O7 o1 `* vTopics:
0 r; s# @# g% r" K- @% pIssues in Criminal and Family Law' k0 @' `, E# }9 L, f5 L
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
( q% h3 |1 d. G; u+ yChild Support Payments* X# s+ W6 L3 K- a% u: B! R8 p
Private Divorce agreements* x$ Z2 I* ^- Y: x3 n" J
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act: ]) {2 T( m0 M2 g: E" B9 f* ^6 _
P Q1 t& c& w- r1 `+ JIf you enjoyed learning about
- h: c! A0 N+ ]' _' g z9 c( [' ]Prisoners Dilemma+ J! W. O: X- \) _3 @
Dominant Strategies
1 q; U# Q- [* m6 S6 q) \Collusion
$ I$ Q) m; D+ _You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
# j+ ?7 G/ N. J2 v; fECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications4 G; r4 E% h! U( |
Topics:
3 r3 q5 J& v- P3 n( g3 CAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
) d8 k' \ b" d* q( O8 n# rApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
& N% m! ?1 u, [. k* G" y) YNote! Prerequisites: ; n7 V! R- F3 @& x) [
ECON 384 & 299 |
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