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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth
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' {5 a# ? V* F$ k' l5 n: gChina as an Emerging Economy
# w- X% w* W2 o# y+ {# b; AYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!& `# X' C$ B0 A9 _
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
* F2 E. d: w7 ^6 g4 b1 |) x+ @1 z8 ]Topics: % E9 a& ? U8 K8 m4 h/ ? j
Chinese Economy Characteristics# e8 J6 v- }- [& k
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy- j6 r6 {# Q: s8 T" A
Consequences of economic reform y. p5 m: S5 I4 v7 \2 I. _
Canada’s economic relations with China9 [8 d3 w( E1 {2 C' P& ^
5 o* k/ o: d" i5 P: {If you would like to learn more about: 4 m8 a" S6 G6 [" d, a9 ~
Rich and Poor Countries" j, w+ Q9 w2 e' A |
Why economies differ& g( s" m0 B' M" ~# F( l
Causes for such differences
% m5 u5 L' b6 {* I/ G: U. M% xYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ T$ a/ j7 |7 v) v0 f) J1 U' d+ v
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
1 T7 o$ q9 |/ W, R# @1 yTopics:
- D6 t7 s& Y0 s0 U' ETechnology, @/ H# Q8 z) g
Institutions7 L; z# e5 C/ G$ v. V) E4 L2 P
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand9 [% |& i w) c6 C! V5 M1 C
Consumer Behavior8 T4 E2 }# K2 T" @5 E( ^2 T
Production and Cost
( ]% N' z8 W( vPrice and Output
; a" h0 Y: g( i& s x* EMarket Structures! o# u7 A! t+ T6 k5 h
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!$ q. J8 u& c G& k
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
9 k4 j. Z5 n' |& W$ m7 Y( w8 F8 KTopics:
" P: `0 S* w) Q3 ]* k+ I" kTheory of consumer behavior- Y0 {/ y) O" I/ }
Theory of production and cost- G. U/ Y' w1 L$ d3 p0 i7 Q$ n4 z/ r
Price and output determination under competition
9 ?: f# e2 a/ a* H N# U* V4 ^Monopoly and other market structures8 M1 z) n8 _# W0 j
4 a7 W8 x9 A& R. }- jIf you enjoyed learning about 7 v0 q9 U3 |( E4 ^8 N
Costs and Benefits . A4 p( U6 ^. Q! k
Externalities
( ?9 _4 p, L2 @! ]' oDecision-making
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Capital Investments+ K) S+ A5 \+ c" B, v4 B/ [
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!& p& ]$ c( Y$ k1 {$ b/ A+ Y& d$ S9 C
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation& K# i% B l- a
Topics:9 T" a9 O0 h1 @
Cost-Benefit Analysis( t5 D; p; \1 q* _
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
8 E6 E, e6 m m1 r) O0 ~Look at examples from
; I8 C) h0 k. }( o) DTransportation1 f& ]$ C, y" P. Q
River Basin Management
/ a' T* |' Y$ W# f3 ^$ M4 a2 [Electrical Generation- Q) H1 {2 X# R" G
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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/ q: ^8 V3 b0 q9 ?- p+ x2 \( kIf you enjoyed learning about
8 A1 }' Q7 T+ [. a* G5 D" l9 PSupply and Demand6 e& { Y0 h8 V1 y" D$ x. i& L8 Q; B
Externalities
% ~. J5 I; a/ Q5 c/ f" N8 D( pResource Allocation
$ M" J& q, [( m" j4 A4 V# uTaxation
$ U7 @$ R1 @$ a3 _% t$ b xOr would like to learn more about
" g# h. E- J, f' q6 }! h( XSupply of Natural Resources in Canada# w. X0 X$ `6 W& F4 A
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
`, [, |( g* M. h1 y qECON 365 Resource Economics X+ d+ @$ t; I. q/ S" r/ j
Topics:
& X/ I$ @$ I1 ` ^0 N. gExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
$ x' \4 W1 d: x bScarcity and pricing) u4 q$ F r1 [' z
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
7 i( M3 Z7 P+ ?6 J4 |" x& \) iResource Allocation
3 t$ C& n. _$ \1 IPricing
, L+ |" [0 r% {1 RMarkets, Q' f7 A4 T# g. B; e R1 i
Government roles8 s. k. }! g* Y8 m
Or would like to learn more about
( I, s+ y8 ~& rThe energy sector, including sources and markets
+ \9 M% X* @! D$ uCanadian Energy Policy and current issues" S( v, ?6 Q( p# Z3 G1 ^
You might enjoy a course about
5 u. }8 b6 z: ~1 Y0 ZEnergy Economics!8 f7 E- Y. a' Q5 B
ECON 366 Energy Economics
! S! _+ `# U# Q0 nTopics: ; y; {( p4 _: y7 D
Pricing3 a( L/ x* l9 l0 u
Role in economic growth 8 Q/ x" I4 |. K/ l/ w6 _
Energy sources and markets
9 O0 C! \2 H$ Z; e6 Q1 y1 @Role of government
0 j' M3 U/ f: _% ?1 {. F% O" jRegulation : |+ |+ O; y# T# k$ a O
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Externalities7 ~. n5 H* A3 q
Regulation
- |" Z5 U; I! h" b) T' sGovernment roles
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0 k) E% @, E; ?0 ], OEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
; q K. L+ V! U- v4 B9 @; h& fSteps taken to address deterioration
5 ~0 `1 k% x* K/ J6 n1 M8 @You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
* O+ ]0 w K) J! p( w5 OECON 369 Economics of the Environment8 V5 j, v8 F% p! a
Topics: , a0 b8 W0 K, U9 j' H; |9 ~" V
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
/ p* r& g4 w# d5 MTypes and causes of environmental deterioration ) S: O1 w7 H+ f( Q' y
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 1 g0 L( ?$ O0 O6 ?) s
Recreation economics- i/ j, m4 q: c5 v) c
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If you enjoyed learning about0 G9 u4 n1 l3 C
Individual Incentives* X+ H' T, @7 c4 `6 \- O
Total Welfare
1 K( B5 f9 ?3 {4 b' cYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
, X4 A. [) l- oECON 378 Law and Economics
4 h) l7 x! o2 |Topics: $ P: x& j3 }! ]7 ] \8 T1 K
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
4 _& m- X# l# f* |% XCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
! o) C5 M% T8 \Child Support Payments4 @7 \# F0 f5 `7 |! X0 O3 j
Private Divorce agreements
1 ~7 P8 }& d1 J H+ iCriminal provisions of the Competition Act. R& l8 l4 l1 i3 ?- [- x3 d
; P$ E+ P8 Y% ^- T9 R+ U& q' XIf you enjoyed learning about
8 v( D- V: O3 y, J6 ?Prisoners Dilemma+ Y( n( `: j8 T4 E) ~# M
Dominant Strategies: M" l" r) `! f `$ k
Collusion
4 I" \& P. O! z4 [3 V& IYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
; G% ]* j6 W" l8 W# s5 y' UECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
( Q, r. m0 j8 _7 Z/ MTopics: : |0 P: P) ]! N2 J7 D
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
@" }5 \+ S7 iApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
" }# b' \- c" H5 ]" a5 K t! w" BNote! Prerequisites:
- {" K# S: q/ G- s% X5 X" F2 ~) l0 lECON 384 & 299 |
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