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If you enjoyed learning about:
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9 M8 D2 x3 I, E& QGrowth) @# _" I3 q* k/ Q$ }8 A0 p3 k. E
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China as an Emerging Economy
% S& C0 ~8 U! `+ XYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
' b, [( w, _! w8 s& k7 {ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
$ L& u& Q) N# j# `6 tTopics:
) }9 e$ s7 j) @% [! N: bChinese Economy Characteristics
# `8 m. u! W r# u% m- uRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
! |* E, }% {# r! C6 _Consequences of economic reform4 d/ ^. k# e$ O* d: N
Canada’s economic relations with China2 H; V `0 e3 g( @9 W9 t) ]; T/ g
: s6 A8 p7 n& \ u6 |If you would like to learn more about:
( o; j o2 U6 m m `9 wRich and Poor Countries' A" D" _/ t+ l s1 L
Why economies differ
- W+ ^& m5 f% D9 BCauses for such differences# h' I4 r4 M) Q
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
( o Z9 D4 _7 I2 z e% OECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth& u1 I; Q3 E" {6 l6 T' w
Topics:9 C4 L6 ~, _! T& f) `1 T
Technology
$ b! @3 l, O9 i& u4 P! EInstitutions M+ A- e% i6 Z/ @
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence / W) Y3 u5 B5 o4 b# v
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$ k% k7 M, ^3 w2 ]% F( {Supply and Demand4 s; N+ d9 r! u: }4 ~4 k4 w
Consumer Behavior- w# q6 t# c' S+ H
Production and Cost
# A' T. Z/ }) d$ Q% KPrice and Output( z. X+ g& ]$ f, h8 l
Market Structures
) S, L1 i" X; r: ?You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!/ g/ u7 I6 Z7 [
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
5 g9 G& p t. hTopics:
; ?+ A$ B/ I( }8 rTheory of consumer behavior4 @6 @9 E9 \/ U& Z
Theory of production and cost* y; x% k# f! e1 {4 Y* d5 N6 @ s
Price and output determination under competition
& |! \5 Q2 i9 ?Monopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
+ L4 G% F4 o: r5 V% A L3 S& ^Costs and Benefits
( i7 ]8 B' x% }2 r, K! M8 F# xExternalities
5 l, @3 B! `* W% n$ \5 ` HDecision-making
% @; d. K, j/ s4 Y2 f$ UOr would like to learn more about
; N% H( A% [( f* z5 \Capital Investments) p$ F: O8 L5 p( `) q0 ^' m- w
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
& g: N9 P7 g& l, }/ sECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
& i5 ~2 V2 i% e' k' Z- |: N* }Topics:
% F, z6 \3 Q6 m2 X# lCost-Benefit Analysis
. b9 U( u: V0 t: qEvaluating Public Investment Projects* m: c& Y h8 C) m7 O
Look at examples from
7 `/ ^& t6 { l: WTransportation
! a7 }; w" G7 S2 x! ~, ARiver Basin Management
" s2 J) ]2 {3 P4 o2 S) TElectrical Generation
^( e: V) g @1 WOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
$ \" h G0 [& B. z% a# G6 \Supply and Demand2 H2 p+ {9 u- z8 g) g: w6 f; T7 X
Externalities" m( [! B$ P7 y& d, o8 H7 `
Resource Allocation
& a! o7 x9 [! }& a( DTaxation* R0 W0 l1 C4 S/ ?
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada% K* Q$ f/ _* T. v9 |
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
6 \: y6 E8 X! fECON 365 Resource Economics
3 `, U' z5 S$ L9 P4 jTopics:2 k3 E& F% B1 k: x6 @
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
% C8 H7 J( F3 ^8 m- D6 LScarcity and pricing
9 E B; c9 s( x! A! P a2 WContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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2 z) w0 ~3 P# H D) ]If you enjoyed learning about + c. |5 Y, B7 r" D0 O% _5 T6 ?( ?
Resource Allocation
+ w! o" T: F8 S- j3 Q9 uPricing& Y: k4 n9 P: U. E; V: z( F* ^9 d4 O
Markets
D+ [; y4 r0 B) uGovernment roles
* E8 |8 K k, v$ A; i9 _4 a* @Or would like to learn more about + T- F# K7 [0 I
The energy sector, including sources and markets5 M2 z, [8 Q& ^7 C, v, @
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
" g* T$ u2 f |$ ^* F aYou might enjoy a course about
7 S# c h- j2 m+ G5 BEnergy Economics!
) h0 Y; g6 ^. b* D. @5 E/ bECON 366 Energy Economics: J# V. |$ P5 J9 n
Topics: " \+ q' { |0 Q8 @3 _
Pricing
2 J- P9 P. b9 P8 ~% YRole in economic growth $ _9 f# N3 M' i* c1 c% Z8 W2 U
Energy sources and markets
5 i$ w5 X' D2 R' Y7 TRole of government
, a9 ]4 }9 Q: `, V5 {0 g: ~Regulation 5 H+ n+ E* S1 N) P) L
. V( n) O. @% b. c: ZIf you enjoyed learning about
* x9 n1 Y3 r, A6 ?: a; Y6 OExternalities- ~; `5 D9 @5 e. l& S0 B+ p
Regulation3 T+ h0 |* W Q6 p ~7 w: c
Government roles" v3 @7 C2 l1 L! A
Or would like to learn more about
- P; A# j t N( ~, @Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration& Z: E @% A5 h1 K
Steps taken to address deterioration6 J" J9 M, Q8 N3 l% R2 u
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 8 r* P8 v: K: e* _
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment0 X0 {/ I' s: e7 }9 h1 B, [8 a- i
Topics:
8 T c9 i6 t! j0 w. jEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
9 k) q, G3 C- B* M9 VTypes and causes of environmental deterioration " u; F ?& F( j0 `8 v& p( O
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ) u4 @ l" R, `1 T- Q( x7 m; W, h
Recreation economics
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Individual Incentives0 u) Y. i8 S$ h" P
Total Welfare
# f3 x' G3 [1 K& K }You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
* i5 m/ P& j, Q' l- tECON 378 Law and Economics
4 q7 \# H3 V' D: [Topics: 1 ^/ r+ Y( W; U
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
6 ^; f0 J+ |* s7 ?! E* |3 kCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
6 O9 I4 \- d; XChild Support Payments3 |; T1 P. n; t0 V& }- t
Private Divorce agreements3 B" i/ \0 j- |& A- ~
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma, t6 C, X3 M) r- E
Dominant Strategies
! d/ k: E3 d" w2 ]$ ?Collusion8 E$ k3 p$ r( Y# R' A6 v
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
6 g( t, V( D, p3 v2 z' jECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
2 P, ` |5 Y. I7 D/ f, L2 LTopics: ' a6 b3 X! d" \, Z% a- }& M1 x
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
: n/ `6 `" B6 R' W' {* RApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
, \+ M: ~2 F, f$ m% F X2 ` _- P. @Note! Prerequisites:
6 V- ~# o+ P H' QECON 384 & 299 |
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