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Trade% S4 N+ @) ~9 Z+ l9 L- C
Growth8 ^! F( t! B/ V9 j( n7 e) V/ u
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China as an Emerging Economy
+ [ r7 V/ i0 S" K8 D' `You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!% K* P# |3 j1 Q+ w; a3 ]
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
# B' m' @7 \" i- Z1 uTopics: 9 p3 I" U: p; W+ U$ x% T
Chinese Economy Characteristics
$ p0 {$ |8 m5 P4 V8 {Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
$ J& w8 W" s5 q2 z$ ?% fConsequences of economic reform
5 X# H# @6 ~' _6 l3 a1 j m' ACanada’s economic relations with China
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( h6 i, Y: o. \. U8 ?$ hIf you would like to learn more about: * N; N2 W- |: r, ]8 t: O1 x9 A- ?
Rich and Poor Countries1 j0 j% P' W2 q3 T7 @
Why economies differ
1 q, t8 t) Z& Y3 yCauses for such differences4 y* P; J; j: i j/ T9 i; v! [
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
& K7 Z3 z# V2 ?! H5 X- NECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
6 C5 v! j7 i* T# B% ?5 rTopics:
2 I2 G9 P9 X! Z. U4 LTechnology4 [- N# B! W- {6 h9 C" Z t1 R" O( z
Institutions" E6 f* @/ L. x9 w
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
- F5 t P& i7 ^" M# q' bSupply and Demand6 J/ Q3 @" T! g
Consumer Behavior
& F! U- ]* s) p+ xProduction and Cost! \* G" J: Y6 V. h/ t5 P/ B% N6 z
Price and Output t& ]/ C* i7 H- u
Market Structures
8 \* m" q- i- T7 `7 d8 p1 rYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
3 c/ o) Y) C+ v/ P! u, ?$ w9 XECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I7 l2 c9 Z( F0 `5 c4 W# U
Topics: . q: P0 i! J5 t4 _- C* Q f
Theory of consumer behavior
+ U5 c! v1 d0 bTheory of production and cost: _5 f& o* d+ U2 o: R" g: E. l
Price and output determination under competition5 q- ^# N8 W# h5 [; U
Monopoly and other market structures
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$ z' f; u- S) R' ^! x5 P5 @If you enjoyed learning about & u6 s5 v" d9 z, D- V
Costs and Benefits 5 {0 t p' V" v! v
Externalities- q6 a2 r' N. r, p) ~6 ~1 D% x
Decision-making* I1 X# P5 v% Y; `$ G) k& L; \
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( z r) i* O" q% Q$ tCapital Investments
! N. w" z6 i: l; m' {You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!( k% ]8 a7 W$ @% n
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
* l" y8 o, s9 }5 R% k9 RTopics:- m3 p1 R$ v* \2 r
Cost-Benefit Analysis
0 ~2 |+ I( E$ h( u( K9 cEvaluating Public Investment Projects
. `4 @0 n4 w, V4 g# ^Look at examples from
! Z1 z7 i& g# `. e z+ UTransportation
3 F# S0 |" ]* U lRiver Basin Management
. l3 v9 G4 P+ i- u) g. iElectrical Generation: r* s1 k. j0 k4 ?) p* H% m l
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control% L$ C g- y# V, X
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' k5 m# Y m4 m/ ~/ v8 ]Supply and Demand
7 {' M6 f/ }3 y% _! qExternalities+ f6 e& Q0 g, ~ ?& y
Resource Allocation; j- G) J3 d6 \- Q h3 z
Taxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada5 m$ z( o: A& Z* l; x8 G0 C
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!: H9 j; l$ C( a
ECON 365 Resource Economics
3 k; @' D7 l% F( s2 r$ y. jTopics:9 r, t8 a! W! e! C! g5 K2 z K
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources6 E0 @3 z1 O" c5 J6 _5 ^) x6 q
Scarcity and pricing' h3 d: e% W. p3 |1 u$ B: T
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues# Y9 H: D$ p# Z$ ?1 G6 G1 J
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8 ~1 {+ O1 X. o' Y4 NResource Allocation- W' r1 H: b- [2 { V$ i
Pricing
& f! f! G( O jMarkets
5 ~3 B6 K! m1 tGovernment roles
: P8 O$ @+ g" t: G7 B0 E' j4 dOr would like to learn more about
3 |5 |( L' Z* w7 t6 {9 {# E6 NThe energy sector, including sources and markets
7 Z/ z- e4 [$ \9 ~5 RCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
. x2 k1 ^0 z2 l+ m2 c7 @$ eYou might enjoy a course about
& N$ B2 G5 T7 G7 c7 BEnergy Economics!
+ r9 a& M g; S4 r1 [ECON 366 Energy Economics. ~3 T/ X( B6 Q( ~- z( [
Topics: # G, W% a$ U7 A, q
Pricing
# q {. W3 A! z; `& Q8 ~7 J% rRole in economic growth
: e# T5 B6 L' o" hEnergy sources and markets 8 N: G( i6 |+ C" h/ D
Role of government 1 l" B1 q# t5 t* S/ I
Regulation 1 L- K' |) { d) E6 i% l0 E
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Externalities, r# t1 ?" K' K( {# g
Regulation1 q5 W `3 t+ O
Government roles; y2 H: R E$ ]0 m, E
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration, d9 T; P* }' F V# a' a2 \; P
Steps taken to address deterioration. ?0 [+ c8 _4 N, y( ]6 F" ~1 u% Y& B7 |
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 9 M/ L3 U% `( k
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
/ J% ~5 u- G7 [5 o, p" dTopics:
/ P* J+ t6 g8 u+ E( Y2 \' dEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
' u* ~3 _# u( Y* xTypes and causes of environmental deterioration 9 {/ ^) a3 o# c1 V
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 4 n7 K. M9 ]. W. o' u5 P0 q
Recreation economics" d' ~5 ~- @1 j: |" ]! m
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If you enjoyed learning about9 K, ~5 V) |3 s0 ]$ ^9 ~" @
Individual Incentives3 }, J' y9 d+ p! c$ p* e6 d) ]
Total Welfare
$ g1 h5 n6 V( ^1 Y( UYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
3 I+ u( k% z0 u# t1 KECON 378 Law and Economics
- F% ?' M; R* {$ l H1 STopics: * K3 }0 Q: _4 {( F* q
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
5 f+ q4 R1 h9 u% JCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining' ]+ C" m5 A1 k( a- W( v
Child Support Payments
* d) W. j. m0 W6 @Private Divorce agreements
0 h8 X! T8 R+ R$ N4 ]/ xCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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. o2 V! k2 Z1 h7 H' M8 Q8 Y3 jIf you enjoyed learning about
/ m' s, n- w2 r! X: Q/ DPrisoners Dilemma
1 ^8 J- b! }2 s P& zDominant Strategies- M: |1 V6 D) }& ^/ Y- j( L
Collusion
( s( p8 B4 J) w& |! w; G4 n$ A, ]You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! $ w3 x( a8 P+ W1 V0 c
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications+ J6 q* ?- N: @0 g% i& s$ D* q' o
Topics: ) h* O/ P ]6 e! m3 k; ]3 K. n
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games9 G8 n* y* U) \, [4 N$ a
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
, V( _! b4 N, M# JNote! Prerequisites: + i& H' S9 [$ G$ B- W7 s
ECON 384 & 299 |
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