GRADUATE COURSESDepartment of Economics, College of Graduate Studies & Research
ECON 800.3
Micro Economic Theory 1(3L)
Studies theories of exchange, consumer demand, production and cost, and pricing.
ECON 801.3
Macro Economic Theory 1(3L)
A survey of macro-economic theory, and includes theories of the consumption function, theories of investment, money and interest rates, monetary and fiscal policy, and general equilibrium theory.
ECON 802.3
History of Economic Theory 2(3L)
Examines major developments in the history of economic theory.
ECON 803.6
Contemporary Economic Theory 1&2(3L)
Examines recent developments in theories of consumer demand and production
ECON 804.3
Research in Econometrics 1&2 (3L-3P) Prerequisite(s): ECON 204, 305, 211, 214 or equivalents.
A research project serves as the primary tool to learn econometric techniques, but is augmented by a consideration of the theoretical aspects of econometrics.
ECON 805.3
Mathematical Analysis in Economics 1/2(3L)
A study of the mathematical formulation and investigation of economic relationships. Topics include the theory of consumer demand, theory of the individual firm, input-output analysis, models of aggregate economic activity and economic growth.
ECON 806.3
Monetary Theory 2(3L)
Examines the relationships between the stock of money and income, employment, and price levels.
ECON 807.3
Advanced Analysis of Economic Development 1/2(3L)
Studies of the economic developments of Canada and the United States are undertaken to apply modern methods, theories, and approaches to understanding Canadian and American economic development. Emphasizes understanding particularly Canadian economic and institutional trends.
ECON 808.3
Applied Econometrics Model Building and Estimation 1(3L)
Deals with Econometric techniques, construction of appropriate econometric models, development of data sets, and estimation and interpretation of results, as they apply to economic problems.
ECON 809.3
Advanced Techniques in Econometrics 2(3L)
Considers advanced topics in econometric techniques and examines recent developments in the field as they pertain to economic science.