Graduate Diploma in Economics

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Concordia University

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• Academic title
  Graduate Diploma in Economics
• Course description
  ECON 501 and 503 are compulsory core courses for all students. A minimum of six credits must be taken from Class B. The remaining credits may be selected from Class A and/or Class B and/or Class C with no more than six credits taken from Class C.
  
  Class A Courses (3 credits each)
  The 500 level courses have a 3 credit value and are cross-listed with the undergraduate 400 level courses.
  
  

  • ECON 501 Advanced Microeconomic Theory
  • ECON 503 Advanced Macroeconomic Theory
  • ECON 509 History of Economic Thought I
  • ECON 510 History of Economic Thought II
  • ECON 513 Economic Growth and Fluctuations
  • ECON 514 Economic Development: Policy Analysis
  • ECON 521 Econometrics I
  • ECON 522 Econometrics II
  • ECON 523 Applied Econometrics
  • ECON 525 Mathematics for Advanced Study in Economics
  • ECON 532 Advanced Monetary Theory
  • ECON 533 Financial Economics
  • ECON 536 Economics of Taxation
  • ECON 537 Economics of Public Expenditure
  • ECON 542 International Economics: Trade Theory
  • ECON 543 International Economics: Finance
  • ECON 561 Industrial Organization
  • ECON 562 The Corporate Economy
  • ECON 563 Economics of Regulation
  • ECON 564 Game Theory, Information, and Economic Modelling
  • ECON 565 The Economics of Professional Sport
  • ECON 581 Advanced Labour Economics I
  • ECON 582 Economics of Personnel and Industrial Relations
  • ECON 583 Advanced Labour Economics II
  • ECON 591 Advanced Environmental Economics
  • ECON 593 Regional Economics
  • ECON 595 Economics of Transportation and Communications
  • ECON 597 Income Distribution and Economic Inequality
  • ECON 598 Advanced Topics in Economics
  • ECON 599 Advanced Topics in Economics

  
  Class B Courses (3 credits each)
  All 600 level courses offered in the Department of Economics.
  
  Class C Courses (3 credits each)
  All master level courses in the John Molson School of Business.

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