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Undergraduate Programs

Courses offered Summer 2019

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Course delivery table: Unless otherwise indicated the courses are delivered In Person. For other course delivery methods, please refer to the section colors
Hybrid (New)	Asynchronous
Online Synchronous	T.B.D.
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Number	Section		Title, instructor	Day, time	Location

ECO101H1F			Principles of Microeconomics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Robert Gazzale • outline • Learning outcomes	TR2-5	PB B250
		Use the basic analytical principles and tools of modern economics to understand and assess observed economic phenomena, contemporary economic problems and government economic policies. Explain how resources are allocated and income is distributed in a market economy. Describe and model the behaviour of economic agents, including households, firms and governments, and explain how these behaviours affect the determination of prices, quantities and welfare in individual markets for commodities and resources.
	L5101		Robert Gazzale • outline • Learning outcomes	TR5-8	PB B250
		Use the basic analytical principles and tools of modern economics to understand and assess observed economic phenomena, contemporary economic problems and government economic policies. Explain how resources are allocated and income is distributed in a market economy. Describe and model the behaviour of economic agents, including households, firms and governments, and explain how these behaviours affect the determination of prices, quantities and welfare in individual markets for commodities and resources.
ECO101H1S			Principles of Microeconomics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Michael Ho • outline • Learning outcomes	T12-2, WR5-7	SF 1105

ECO102H1F			Principles of Macroeconomics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Kieran Furlong • outline • Learning outcomes	TWR10-12	MB 128

	L5101		Kieran Furlong • outline • Learning outcomes	TR6-9	MB 128

ECO102H1S			Principles of Macroeconomics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Michael Ho • outline • Learning outcomes	M2-4, WR7-9	SF 1105

ECO200Y1Y			Microeconomic Theory • Calendar entry
	L5101		Ian Herzog and Etienne Masson-Makdissi • outline • Learning outcomes	TR6-9	RW 117 (F), SS2117 (S)

ECO202Y1Y			Macroeconomic Theory and Policy • Calendar entry
	L5101		Masoud Anjomshoa • outline • Learning outcomes	MW6-9	SS 1069

ECO206Y1Y			Microeconomic Theory • Calendar entry
	L0101		Laura Turner • website • outline • Learning outcomes	TWR10-12	LM 158

ECO208Y1Y			Macroeconomic Theory • Calendar entry
	L0101		Frank Leenders and Cory Langlais • outline • Learning outcomes	TWR4-6	BA 1220

ECO220Y1Y			Introduction to Data Analysis and Applied Econometrics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Victor Yu • outline • Learning outcomes	TWRF11-1	OI 2212

	L0201		Victor Yu • outline • Learning outcomes	TWR2-4, F1-3	OI 2212

ECO227Y1Y			Foundations of Econometrics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Ismael Mourifié • outline • Learning outcomes	WR2-4	SS 2127

ECO313H1S			Environmental Economics and Policies • Calendar entry
	L0101		Masoud Anjomshoa • outline • Learning outcomes	TR2-5	SS 1085

ECO316H1S			Applied Game Theory • Calendar entry
	L0101		Ruizhi Zhu and Yiran Hao • outline • Learning outcomes	TR12-3	LM 158

ECO320H1S			Economic Analysis of Law • Calendar entry
	L0101		Robert Barber • outline • Learning outcomes	MW2-5	SS 1073

ECO333H1S			Urban Economics • Calendar entry
	L5101		Peter Tomlinson • outline • Learning outcomes	TR6-9	SS 2135

ECO349H1F			Money, Banking and Financial Markets • Calendar entry
	L0101		George Georgopoulos • outline • Learning outcomes	MW2-5	SS 2102

ECO349H1S			Money, Banking and Financial Markets • Calendar entry
	L0101		Christopher D'Souza • website • outline • Learning outcomes	MW2-5	SS 2110
		Gain a better understanding of the Canadian banking sector, financial markets and their interaction with the broader economy Increase familiarity with how financial markets, such as bond and stock markets, operate, and learn how they may promote economic efficiency Gain a better understanding of the role of the central bank and how monetary policy can influence growth and fluctuations in the economy Learn about the functions of money, why and how it promotes economic efficiency, and discover how its form has evolved over time Gain a better understanding of how changes in interest rates affect consumers, businesses, financial institutions, and the overall economy Understand how foreign exchange markets operate and why exchange rates are important, and the main factors that affect exchange rates in the long run Gain a better understanding of how financial systems around the world contributed to the decade-old global financial crisis and great recession Improve competence working with economic and financial market data Communicate effectively in written work
ECO358H1F			Financial Economics I • Calendar entry
	L0101		Ata Mazaheri • outline • Learning outcomes	WR2-5	SS 1071

ECO359H1S			Financial Economics II: Corporate Finance • Calendar entry
	L0101		Ata Mazaheri • outline • Learning outcomes	WR2-5	WB 219

ECO365H1F			International Monetary Economics • Calendar entry
	L0101		Michael Ho • outline • Learning outcomes	WR9-12	ES B149

ECO375H1F			Applied Econometrics I • Calendar entry
	L0101		Martin Burda • outline • Learning outcomes	MTW10-12	MP 134

ECO380H1S			Markets, Competition, and Strategy • Calendar entry
	L0101		Li Li • outline • Learning outcomes	TR10-1	BL 205

ECO403H1F			Topics in Development Economics and Policy • Calendar entry
	L0101		Arthur Blouin • outline • Learning outcomes	WF10-1	LM 157

ECO407H1F			Competing Views in Macroeconomic Theory and Policy • Calendar entry
	L0101		Gustavo Indart • website • outline • Learning outcomes	TR10-1	WO 25

ECO428H1F			Classical Economic Thought • Calendar entry
	L0101		Kieran Furlong • outline • Learning outcomes	MW2-5	UC 330

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Courses offered Summer 2019