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( p( U" O' E4 p) M, B- s7 Z+ FChina as an Emerging Economy
/ t! M4 X6 h' x0 F; E& CYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
3 P. t* @$ a+ l F4 O% I7 y5 pECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
- g- n% q) i' j7 m0 t2 PTopics: ' s, E$ h. o; i; A
Chinese Economy Characteristics/ `7 N! A J: J& Q
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy! O+ D- O; i$ E* u
Consequences of economic reform
. x4 i5 v# w2 w! S! l6 p5 ^Canada’s economic relations with China
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: _6 I4 T9 T, v J+ N& D* x$ EIf you would like to learn more about:
$ B; i; I& a4 B4 y7 f1 M) D6 Y8 |Rich and Poor Countries: D4 v1 d6 i0 l
Why economies differ
3 k% F4 e1 H/ x3 aCauses for such differences- r) i1 |# o) Q1 j8 F
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth( x& Y# r6 \* V) v C5 B8 r
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth+ O6 A5 j; e* S
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Technology
# _% R9 ~% a- L& [7 }Institutions
: V( `' d* g4 C RGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence 3 B+ Y6 U" A7 E2 \" O* M4 @+ B1 K$ i$ C
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& m1 K" U. u! a/ t3 LSupply and Demand4 i, s7 i: J$ h/ D3 p
Consumer Behavior
$ w! q! {( U+ U; {+ O! |Production and Cost
3 |3 I1 ?( K5 @9 p! j) ZPrice and Output+ d2 p% e% T5 j' A4 ~1 B
Market Structures
, S4 s2 T; N' S; n6 N' Y. I- }" [You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
1 W. ~ v1 w3 u! A) d/ y$ a8 W2 K' Z5 yECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
7 o) b# V, a+ S+ U2 ^" v4 kTopics:
8 A- `# m' C1 S2 l4 yTheory of consumer behavior
7 J8 G5 I& ^! e4 Z J5 u$ {Theory of production and cost
& `& ]6 P% ?8 A& ]5 G7 S. G* M2 I" bPrice and output determination under competition( o: l% k- ~, u% L/ N
Monopoly and other market structures+ r5 o ?! C; M* O- d! O* f
6 w# G& Z" C/ K5 LIf you enjoyed learning about * W, ~. n J- {7 W# n2 p" b
Costs and Benefits
2 z1 b: V9 P9 p7 S" D) gExternalities" O4 ?8 F5 L* N. A0 Y5 p
Decision-making
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Capital Investments( V* j; `# c- E" Y* n j
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
, [2 \( ?+ I: zECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation9 `* q O8 H* H% s4 d
Topics:. J( {- W! j6 _( x/ N
Cost-Benefit Analysis/ o9 L+ |, Z( M& N' i
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
4 I: \! e. w' a# W' r( Y4 j2 U; `, _Look at examples from ( x5 @" h; z8 R5 X. h% z
Transportation
! c3 S F, V6 z1 P- ?* ZRiver Basin Management
; v( a0 U5 W( o/ g$ WElectrical Generation
! v) Y1 C' b2 I( GOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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6 U4 s" b/ U3 J, z% O; Y, fSupply and Demand [6 l1 t- u+ P3 B. J
Externalities
0 P% {0 w; {2 I8 _4 n# G1 ?Resource Allocation
7 b; ?% x7 @" p/ RTaxation
" b9 ^ `5 ?: d9 u2 ~4 i& F6 @. `Or would like to learn more about 8 N. P. [# v0 M5 J7 o
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada7 D( i, s1 z6 `' L) _; o
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!; j. y& `0 c) o% Q& j- G: u3 {( L
ECON 365 Resource Economics
9 G2 w. s( Q) `Topics:
4 ^2 b9 |# [/ @, |+ [Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources. i* m0 j4 X7 K* u# M
Scarcity and pricing$ `+ v4 s4 d# F! i& x7 N
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
$ L9 |+ y3 s, i# Z) Q A* {: r
" E- V4 c7 h, }If you enjoyed learning about * \$ Y* _/ V+ T, q
Resource Allocation
Q1 U& w+ k$ p* d4 OPricing
% ?7 U3 Y2 R" k% o( p4 O0 xMarkets# M: q f& Z% f4 }1 e3 }! f3 y, O
Government roles
4 E( y8 q2 S. T( iOr would like to learn more about
3 Q0 h- i( A3 U; q; |" t! XThe energy sector, including sources and markets6 I6 M; c8 I/ W+ D- v7 q
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
- i" [+ y5 [4 P: WYou might enjoy a course about 5 R0 o0 _; j/ v. f5 l _
Energy Economics!
& S# u* \( N5 m( sECON 366 Energy Economics% W3 ]# b5 N5 H2 p: M
Topics:
) h3 J' B" M* T* e* e }8 E* v8 R8 Z |Pricing
( R9 d% a; E) L7 N. O ~Role in economic growth
4 Z X" F' w7 ?5 }1 d- y* L% ]Energy sources and markets 2 E; i5 w- N1 X$ m4 P
Role of government 5 m% w! M; F4 ^, a
Regulation
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3 Y, N0 q0 c1 R4 d9 oExternalities
5 J9 X/ C _) `) f9 t" ZRegulation
- }' W5 X" G3 L( bGovernment roles. g, Y6 q; U! T8 x1 j5 g
Or would like to learn more about
. r- {1 m' {% jEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
; _& X' N7 Q1 ~& tSteps taken to address deterioration
9 @5 }# e0 a; l2 h/ v0 [You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
* T% x, ?; M e0 V) I! J" U6 DECON 369 Economics of the Environment$ b0 h* E0 k% R0 Y W Q; [6 f4 ^
Topics:
6 s, A2 W8 b: f: }% Y& _' N, N6 ZEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
( Q5 t- n' s" g7 H* X* E$ `) MTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
$ t- z; t- z% p/ E7 t/ E& {) KTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
( ~/ _* T+ m2 x/ }4 ^3 eRecreation economics
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4 d8 j7 }5 m/ E, w2 l( PIf you enjoyed learning about
7 y( K6 S* P# }; Z A Individual Incentives6 ?6 F- R3 M$ S8 e, ?0 @ m
Total Welfare # D4 j0 Q) S: _! j! V
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ' Q( u9 R! I& n3 `& Q# @
ECON 378 Law and Economics2 f2 r9 B' g# h9 J/ R
Topics:
+ P$ i6 ?. i) f, |! I- WIssues in Criminal and Family Law4 t1 g8 Q, F) @: Q
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
, |) l3 _8 K$ U. a$ e; z. k3 S. ?3 nChild Support Payments
, U; a/ _4 V- b$ f3 DPrivate Divorce agreements5 q% w; J8 x3 k/ m5 s$ _
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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`$ T$ T x8 w/ e5 t4 y/ eIf you enjoyed learning about
2 L0 f' u E/ t( c( [# ]/ F1 fPrisoners Dilemma
* `7 S7 _; J" ?Dominant Strategies) l5 N& L$ `- C1 c6 D, K& n+ K
Collusion
& e! S7 L( y8 y5 a* rYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! * T1 g: A7 c: Z2 N
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications T' U: ?# j; ^
Topics: 9 j) F) Z& ]2 b7 o
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
8 B0 G$ v+ J6 e' m8 KApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
7 x6 ^: H0 `1 S" A2 ANote! Prerequisites: 4 X: H5 y0 F) b7 N; p L0 i# m% J
ECON 384 & 299 |
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