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If you enjoyed learning about:
. {, i3 a/ V# n3 K/ NTrade a" o6 U% W& `, n6 I: u
Growth
0 T" R% E7 O2 M! _; v& I SOr would like to learn more about: % T( [% m, q. h% u& G0 c; i% d0 F4 y
China as an Emerging Economy
* u- E& C" v7 ?1 I2 h6 m1 ?You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!0 W8 r* R: g0 v" \+ o8 i( [( j& G5 p
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development6 O9 o" H- v3 y8 m2 F3 @
Topics:
; t& o; |, E5 T, U! iChinese Economy Characteristics
0 [/ B' v5 Q1 X4 aRecent Events in the Chinese Economy% x' ?$ n' }( F/ x
Consequences of economic reform. v3 s" D2 x9 v2 `/ [
Canada’s economic relations with China+ t" t b( m9 |6 S6 f/ r
& G! {/ b% H. P% VIf you would like to learn more about:
2 t8 ^7 }9 \/ E# e' iRich and Poor Countries
, J- T( y$ ~* Z: b9 E W8 A- RWhy economies differ
0 _( h0 ]# ~, Q( O" eCauses for such differences, s$ n7 t* ?+ F
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
+ g+ |! f$ g. s7 o0 `- ~: xECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
+ {+ f/ }% `% P- I d1 hTopics:; A0 P( b4 p! B+ Z
Technology
! U9 r4 K0 {. H0 [5 K# v1 @) aInstitutions
5 h4 `4 \# n* e9 A nGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
* O& c! U! r8 Y/ Z0 USupply and Demand8 h0 c$ ?- m/ j0 U# @5 l
Consumer Behavior; B9 s8 M6 d7 q& R/ B z4 f
Production and Cost
- s1 u8 ^0 s* n/ V% y8 APrice and Output. c* r8 ]0 m$ v) k
Market Structures M" f; r4 E& I2 t9 @, B
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
& J8 T6 p/ q1 z) VECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
3 V w0 V; [2 T) l9 S; t: q @& WTopics:
8 Z+ Q1 b; ` NTheory of consumer behavior' k5 G+ ^9 D) ?
Theory of production and cost
, W( O/ y$ n$ j0 q r; u1 _3 LPrice and output determination under competition; u& l3 S/ j- b. Q/ p' f
Monopoly and other market structures+ Q6 A7 j) _1 y! |0 X& c
, V* d# g8 [- @! u; E& {If you enjoyed learning about 5 J. E4 H% m% q7 }/ [- {9 j
Costs and Benefits
3 K. M4 t9 A8 J5 _6 j p: ~. @% NExternalities
% E' R; N* l# d# ~8 MDecision-making
: ^. D, }% h: r# x/ u' P c2 yOr would like to learn more about
* v! }; |. E# W1 }7 ], |Capital Investments9 \% q& j% U B5 x* k, U( y( a
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!( ^: ^1 i3 c, \5 L! A
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation) e8 i( z, C& z$ f) L8 }% u
Topics:4 v' X4 M# C1 @5 D; N2 l
Cost-Benefit Analysis& z+ P- z/ y! } c* N! W
Evaluating Public Investment Projects4 J3 p" O9 P. N0 ~, d# b) y9 p
Look at examples from / _! P/ O. ^( X
Transportation0 a! t" J' s+ O' Z
River Basin Management
" [ b j+ t, F5 iElectrical Generation4 b5 ]5 k/ D% Z7 y3 t
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control V* R) S) G; b! n. w7 M: K
" k7 {" `7 W0 g- sIf you enjoyed learning about 1 o9 T. H* j1 A0 ?0 [, G5 @ l
Supply and Demand
" x- V+ S' |3 M* z7 BExternalities; |. \( O; E' J. O3 u
Resource Allocation) C! H4 O8 C t# p2 j0 i' B
Taxation [; r2 _( [7 ^ b1 @
Or would like to learn more about
0 O- o* X% x! g2 \- b g% Z' ^1 P! XSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
6 ?# U$ ~" s* Z( `2 @You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
$ m+ C" M; n3 X! gECON 365 Resource Economics0 M" Q2 n8 b6 n1 I* |; d; @! M
Topics:
. N* N! h$ }2 L. N" Q% G& FExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
8 I1 X4 l% M% d3 Z2 b' ~: wScarcity and pricing
3 x" \* r" H% v, PContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
8 @! }" i2 ?" h; i# XResource Allocation4 K! B; \4 z# Q; p) d3 b
Pricing1 T% O0 h# t; w! M9 R
Markets
" N! i2 \# _6 rGovernment roles. n! Y+ s& q: W. h, H' y. U& b6 ^& `
Or would like to learn more about
% |0 C% z1 C3 PThe energy sector, including sources and markets! N& Q0 r) p, {' I! g
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues3 j" c, i' p) o" z& ]7 b
You might enjoy a course about 0 v3 \1 r( T1 G) f7 o% H
Energy Economics!
7 ^/ O; f7 T/ E6 ^* V. sECON 366 Energy Economics
. G+ j F9 I' e# X9 I- j; wTopics:
* a1 x4 ?# {6 F. x. bPricing7 _2 ]; U: z4 J$ o+ u
Role in economic growth 8 k q3 m0 {* `8 H( R) c; I
Energy sources and markets
7 L `. w1 Z* ?- P9 vRole of government + D6 H" [* c3 S3 d- `# O
Regulation # k* [4 P6 Y* I" M5 X0 F8 S
7 I3 K8 n0 H; ]/ r( EIf you enjoyed learning about
4 u' z4 ~2 x* Y) _* PExternalities
2 L1 I5 I: {: [1 e. W1 cRegulation
5 R+ h( D) z+ Q0 s; L3 j. WGovernment roles
; c6 {! U0 ]0 \4 {Or would like to learn more about
% Z6 b& X' B1 l% D- W7 r8 UEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
9 l8 N0 F( y3 G/ Z# u7 ]# HSteps taken to address deterioration
0 Q6 ^( X9 Z% E9 Y8 l1 F0 P% gYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ; M! K, _( z) B: P% i
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
3 a- k7 M) T2 CTopics:
p3 k+ o. l1 }) u8 ]: O8 S6 Z' eEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment ; [4 }' {& K! T }+ ~
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
7 v- |! X. t7 X `& M) x. QTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
J) i: \5 c! _# I* c" P2 CRecreation economics
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, G) ^& ]* H$ L+ E. H, YIf you enjoyed learning about- ~# L$ ]: A4 L6 A% W8 N: H
Individual Incentives7 A) M; R: b, A) C
Total Welfare
/ A: J2 l7 S' C% cYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! , O* t. b% a" n
ECON 378 Law and Economics
' C3 V2 a" y2 U. o" vTopics: * X. X& R, _ c
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
" r: X: Y0 H9 A2 D4 b/ jCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining2 j1 O, Z# J& X; c) j' G
Child Support Payments
5 J$ e1 O3 Q+ HPrivate Divorce agreements2 ~- `2 ?) K- h. g" U
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act3 N7 U P" i2 k1 M1 E$ G j9 w
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If you enjoyed learning about
; U, y5 D O. O/ k' ~- EPrisoners Dilemma
3 @, {7 p. @8 j) y) j- i" `* |Dominant Strategies
: V: T+ c$ d) U3 HCollusion
( T0 @# _3 C; ~/ ~8 H: ^2 S; q5 GYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
2 K* ~4 E9 P+ M( c6 R8 r( J/ dECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications8 K2 b0 V6 ~3 J1 p
Topics:
0 O# G+ k( m. T/ g" L: j: TAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games8 e$ d* o" b# s \7 b
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion $ w# E5 E! r! ~; B
Note! Prerequisites: ) ~; z: j4 d2 b1 `- X
ECON 384 & 299 |
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