Undergraduate Programs - Economics
This discipline examines the economic problems facing our society including analysis and proposed solutions. Principal topics include the study of production, consumption, exchange activities and income distribution.
Topics studied are:
- Unemployment, inflation, and the business cycle
- Public goods, public expenditures, taxation, and the role of the state
- The effects of international trade on prices and production across nations
- The workings of the Bank of Canada and monetary policy
- The structure of industries and the concentration of firms
- The integration of developing countries into the global economic structure
- The workings of the international monetary system and the determination of exchange rates
- Natural resources and environmental issues
- The workings of labour markets, income distribution, and poverty.
Students who complete this program acquire a solid base in microeconomic and macroeconomic theories. In addition, they will obtain an understanding of a range of applied economic and policy development issues, as well as gain knowledge of economic history, economic institutions, and quantitative methods.
Honours with Specialization in Economics
Major in Economics
Minor in Economics
Joint Honours in Mathematics and Economics
Joint Honours in Economics and Political Science
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For further information on the Economics Programs listed above, please view the latest Undergraduate Studies Calendars.
Economics and Public Policy
International Economics and Development
