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If you enjoyed learning about:
/ z) ?5 s1 K; W3 pTrade
* `/ X+ h2 K6 Q# n9 sGrowth& {5 p" Y) Z" x( _0 h/ z* |5 s
Or would like to learn more about:
/ g1 K0 J+ R I: rChina as an Emerging Economy! E2 J, F! ?$ C
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!6 ~' C5 @4 R% U
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development1 n; j5 n1 l5 x1 g) a
Topics: / i* K4 J" _, k/ z
Chinese Economy Characteristics
. L3 M! x8 n+ d4 q/ G/ rRecent Events in the Chinese Economy" @( R( E3 Z9 L1 N; p6 j1 ]
Consequences of economic reform1 X% O- }: o4 F' ] _7 f
Canada’s economic relations with China
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* ^3 L( k u4 F6 ` l9 k: a# K. VIf you would like to learn more about:
+ _3 _9 J0 U6 c5 m/ S' [% v2 wRich and Poor Countries' G p4 y% g3 }
Why economies differ+ V' W0 ]# Q8 [" {* V8 I
Causes for such differences
* U4 e" l4 v/ I( Y% mYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
2 a) m5 V Z9 V1 c0 MECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth: o3 M1 ^ }) i8 w/ z% q
Topics:" `* X) e+ x+ p! J0 R! o
Technology$ r! Y7 W7 P7 u% Y8 W# X6 T
Institutions
9 R1 |) K- c% o! k- OGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about / ]% J: L8 p1 P m, ^& l# ]
Supply and Demand
2 r) E, E6 r2 @6 IConsumer Behavior
i8 q" n! v8 g$ VProduction and Cost
, Z' R$ S" G$ b8 {' {& T: bPrice and Output
9 X6 f2 E0 H, E Z' x8 UMarket Structures
, C+ v7 [9 g; w4 [) J/ u1 {You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!& h; j9 m; X! U% G( E0 F
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I) v+ c. o5 h" a% g* G
Topics: : u% I$ r; u. L y4 d' r; p
Theory of consumer behavior5 \; x+ `' ?: J! d0 L; w: S
Theory of production and cost9 e2 J: V2 s8 ~3 D
Price and output determination under competition
/ Y, F6 _7 b. p: L0 ^Monopoly and other market structures" P9 H9 `* Q6 t
2 U) ^& V: F9 o2 R, NIf you enjoyed learning about " }3 x8 o* ]4 r! `% x k
Costs and Benefits 3 `/ v' D- n8 P" S6 q R: D
Externalities) _- {; I7 H: {& c* c8 b9 K6 `
Decision-making1 z @3 M8 a- G$ |8 I9 Y
Or would like to learn more about 7 L5 N3 y* J- q! O
Capital Investments: G1 I4 I3 M0 y& A1 N( w
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
/ [7 Y# E) i( i* H0 oECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
) R) U# L4 h+ M- ~" XTopics:
/ {# e9 p7 F" m$ e* p4 oCost-Benefit Analysis1 D9 D6 \8 X a2 r2 P/ q
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
$ w! X$ a& c1 b2 s4 Q& U* yLook at examples from - A" o) a e+ K) q- k
Transportation$ I; j5 p5 F- a- L, |; L
River Basin Management
! ]0 w* W" L0 c3 JElectrical Generation
6 C) M) G* L3 I& a! W" g! pOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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+ ~* O) h. f! o! f1 i) _If you enjoyed learning about
* Y) n) ~- w6 nSupply and Demand6 F+ G0 a0 I, g% T1 W
Externalities3 m$ t7 j! L9 f6 H" Y8 S1 r _
Resource Allocation
' H! n; s" S% c8 sTaxation' m" r- Y5 r( C) _5 b; j7 P0 K
Or would like to learn more about 2 P4 s( K5 L! m+ [2 q4 B
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
B+ A& A- P& d$ c# C% C. QYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!) C/ h( p G6 K; |7 V' ^
ECON 365 Resource Economics5 ?9 E8 v, f- A* i! j9 ~4 h9 \
Topics:& t; z( r6 J4 u- b \, G
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources, f6 i1 a3 U/ ~8 H1 J. ^4 Q* n
Scarcity and pricing
/ }: g( ^/ t) sContemporary Canadian resource policy issues* F! K; c* b. }+ B' u
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If you enjoyed learning about
+ K" y: l; \, Y5 s3 bResource Allocation
) j/ p5 \) r$ m9 MPricing8 ~& O+ G: Z- N$ `" w1 ^7 u
Markets6 p' B; I6 B$ z7 e1 A1 N& w6 X
Government roles
& F# U K# M: v* VOr would like to learn more about
1 t6 k) o% _4 G/ L9 `* p3 \: A3 MThe energy sector, including sources and markets- u& e% U# h- u$ i' j' ]
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
$ s- Z: e1 Q! R. i) LYou might enjoy a course about % C T' t0 U% z9 m
Energy Economics!/ o3 _2 Y% S1 T: G, Z
ECON 366 Energy Economics( `! n' x: _' j# _) a( D
Topics: 7 p8 ~) b! m* \6 z! u) v: w
Pricing
: l" o) Z; K6 C" ?Role in economic growth
' S3 g$ c Y' P2 W- O0 G8 mEnergy sources and markets
/ n& Y6 A7 x" R+ F0 U+ F8 ARole of government # Q5 w% a h$ |7 J1 B+ L
Regulation `. A) n8 c( e. T) ?
; m3 D9 F! ]$ ?! h: k# {! j( X+ }If you enjoyed learning about 8 ]* @/ z% c6 D6 H. P6 O" T6 d
Externalities
% z$ w! q* X& W' N" sRegulation
) _9 i: m& K- ^4 { N* P3 f, ZGovernment roles
% p( k! n% Q+ l) ~; O! UOr would like to learn more about 2 ?0 n5 r0 W1 a; L0 p: a
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration' y' A; h4 }! m" z( E
Steps taken to address deterioration
, O) s- s5 l) t, e7 \# C# C. IYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! : k% m/ ]5 f; v1 U, E' |" G5 R
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
& }8 {: i1 g& z& | y- {$ UTopics:
7 n4 S+ D( r. c4 b- nEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment * q# ~+ u7 x$ [3 p( M0 U/ \* {
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
3 h* B& ]- H' M+ g* c0 BTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 0 G0 D7 P5 m2 b; {! N3 ^
Recreation economics
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2 q; _5 h: r7 n6 I; u1 s3 AIf you enjoyed learning about/ f0 F' N7 S {9 ]5 s, g# P" _
Individual Incentives
! E3 [. H& V, | v4 }1 s8 @( fTotal Welfare
6 ^# U( V- r# U# F( _) F( G& f. r+ pYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 0 U$ \: c+ h7 A, p$ ]
ECON 378 Law and Economics
8 F. x: A' H4 J- c* a: g- H# QTopics:
9 h0 ? i* [3 o2 |: L5 b# RIssues in Criminal and Family Law
M1 ~; r9 h: d1 C2 k$ bCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining1 S6 i. u" c# P9 m, D
Child Support Payments: G% w# F5 }* ^5 g* r7 E e
Private Divorce agreements
: e1 g. p" O& I- qCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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6 ^' ?9 N# W qIf you enjoyed learning about
: P# ^% z% G1 b! IPrisoners Dilemma
' t9 B' `( O) w% g) i9 A( E! t: ?/ UDominant Strategies
# \, x: H6 p: A3 ^Collusion
9 m: {9 D2 h& }5 h$ w' a% {You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! # S* n, {% {- K* c: N) k
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
; o4 B" {) D) W$ k: s7 _/ iTopics:
# T" }- K/ I" ], V [! \/ qAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games, R z" F1 |- \7 r! W
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
- w* |+ ~8 G5 @* e" yNote! Prerequisites: 9 s: Q: h( C) I. k; d5 i
ECON 384 & 299 |
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