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If you enjoyed learning about:
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& y' J4 _, m7 p2 o9 iGrowth
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China as an Emerging Economy
' w( v+ ~( g7 k5 p6 HYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
4 L8 e8 R* L0 B' hECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
, w- k! M/ _. n: s( qTopics: - h9 t( a7 l, M# K, q3 {, ?, y
Chinese Economy Characteristics! F: w" h4 Q" o+ K
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy" ~* N/ @/ I/ F/ j V/ N
Consequences of economic reform/ Q4 {5 A: u5 Y
Canada’s economic relations with China' {, M7 o/ w) ^4 ]
9 m. n2 F: u5 |" E2 D D# X% r2 cIf you would like to learn more about:
4 O8 [9 }$ z2 L& _4 URich and Poor Countries* R2 a. F4 a1 C% m4 e0 {5 q, m
Why economies differ- @+ a. }3 W5 u: F- a! n4 H
Causes for such differences
Z, R6 L) f% `, v3 d+ [, aYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth4 @# Z" I! \5 h- b
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ [5 e* }- A) \" Y
Topics:( X s, X" \ S7 }4 z4 m5 P
Technology% }" n" A2 ?6 F' T7 C% K0 }
Institutions" R/ U) w8 x* b( D9 N( m9 `' j
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 5 X# I1 b/ j; g
5 _9 {3 |" B+ u7 RIf you enjoyed learning about
4 P2 X7 L$ W6 BSupply and Demand
* L# S9 Q0 G% }7 `- ~Consumer Behavior, b, v. {- F! A4 W
Production and Cost
. q0 l; Q! G: J7 ~0 }; jPrice and Output
+ o" B! L8 @2 N+ e! }' MMarket Structures
: } h, h0 S% M# n8 a. LYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!% G+ K" D, p3 ]2 T
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
3 T$ v3 O' G0 a$ y2 uTopics: + h1 D7 m1 g( I7 X- T( s0 r: _5 g$ r
Theory of consumer behavior
& g9 n. x3 c' ?/ J# HTheory of production and cost
6 o9 P! L/ U, N2 L) s8 m; O0 nPrice and output determination under competition
( w( T- l+ a3 @1 b( b* z$ V. eMonopoly and other market structures9 I0 U8 r" @: q' T5 s
3 w6 r7 D' Z& ?7 y3 N2 i9 ^# wIf you enjoyed learning about ) R, ~% i" s) v8 ?
Costs and Benefits Y9 W9 i! d' O4 G
Externalities
! ]& }. M2 P) |( w' ADecision-making" c, n6 J* u7 P; Z
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Capital Investments- g" L3 w: F# t0 A) l0 C2 @3 q
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!' R9 @& Q) d/ z' H
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation1 b# p4 [9 m4 P, D+ x
Topics:
1 D: v' Z' ~$ P0 U$ A5 y tCost-Benefit Analysis7 N: ^ S! Y3 A; t4 h
Evaluating Public Investment Projects% ^: B, y( ` s( H" s7 P/ Z
Look at examples from
. u! `& m/ S, w( _Transportation- S7 r2 R5 t' O( d, y6 K
River Basin Management
$ s8 S7 W; a; E* @- \2 b' aElectrical Generation
, f( O5 T0 g* M" v* ]2 fOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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Supply and Demand4 I* X7 ^% ~ u' v7 `, S* U
Externalities% P& z; P' H L2 m* l5 O* z: N7 U0 `
Resource Allocation
4 i. v4 P7 |' \3 n; g1 L, ]( p' Q3 PTaxation
3 l+ d9 N! R3 I6 f1 {Or would like to learn more about
2 m- ] v( ^' [# |; x6 QSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
6 U, C( ~+ `5 c8 O5 r" NYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
2 e. }- @/ B. J5 h k) q% aECON 365 Resource Economics& a& M, D2 _9 \4 w+ `6 B2 P. K
Topics: Q" E9 G$ c* A1 h) |, S4 {
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
1 B$ J: `3 [( |) d7 mScarcity and pricing8 r/ G! m$ _- @( t# J
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation$ W* K+ j7 A0 Z! h' x3 Z$ c) L) T
Pricing9 h% a0 P7 X8 e% b
Markets" ?( _# G: T! a
Government roles. _- `5 b- _) A
Or would like to learn more about
' |6 f. ~% Y/ \' eThe energy sector, including sources and markets+ I3 r* ]$ Q6 x* ^9 ]' |
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
1 M/ U; O/ I- F# ]( zYou might enjoy a course about
3 c" X7 i% y9 W" m9 PEnergy Economics!, h# H r$ E% d( U" h4 K- e
ECON 366 Energy Economics- z3 ^ K& f$ `% y, X
Topics:
9 y" H7 n1 {; RPricing
) B' F7 @( n' |5 _ ~$ E0 R7 f% DRole in economic growth ; J7 `) @- t' K! \# _" ~6 j' S
Energy sources and markets ; J4 X0 y1 u0 b+ S" K( {# S5 X' `/ O
Role of government
& X* r! X. p. R$ A& p$ k( V& |) G+ rRegulation * x# M4 \. D" R
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5 h9 s) G5 ~* _% i6 K& ^Externalities: O: ~1 G% f l, o: E, I, y' x
Regulation
% r8 r: z! ]8 w5 R! |3 TGovernment roles* Q( @. d8 a, p% ?0 a9 c
Or would like to learn more about
; X F0 l' u4 _Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
9 I3 }, E# n' v, M1 ^& WSteps taken to address deterioration
) z8 M" T# E, F9 w5 f8 j1 V, }3 eYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 6 q- f" c& s: N$ k% d' l
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
8 _4 G: x' y, O/ f+ VTopics: & \0 s+ b% O! u+ c" W B
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment " L% ~8 b6 @+ ~6 Z# [
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ) F; ?! d, K1 K
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 4 \ I/ M) H- }$ n$ r* b/ D" P7 d
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
' o3 q9 P% C# m' U7 _* X8 O. Z ] Individual Incentives
% r1 T3 O3 F# C7 z6 VTotal Welfare ! T2 i$ r3 A- _* Z3 L
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
. g1 w0 n, e6 T# YECON 378 Law and Economics3 `3 ]/ r% f* t- U, k7 Y7 _; L( K
Topics:
5 D& M& n. s; X$ v4 x$ iIssues in Criminal and Family Law- ?- v9 h. B( A# c% Z* n* y; `
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining8 T% K. M0 A6 G
Child Support Payments! H* s; L5 F5 Q8 ?0 \3 D4 }/ b
Private Divorce agreements
! y: v4 X) g; Q! W, PCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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4 q6 {; [5 K1 t0 R d9 LIf you enjoyed learning about # M0 m* o9 x9 y
Prisoners Dilemma' X$ }" k/ b# z, u0 y" M
Dominant Strategies
) m7 O& f; g2 ?9 Y; }Collusion
! j9 Z3 _3 r. M6 G# E# }You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! & L- T$ A+ v% k
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
- ]& q3 p3 q, X( }3 ^' RTopics:
3 a7 u8 E2 ]5 A! IAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
2 v# g Q+ ]* l) }Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 4 |3 i5 i+ w6 ^4 }9 ^" J3 e& f
Note! Prerequisites:
% E+ M1 s: T+ a" N+ B" r! Q# SECON 384 & 299 |
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