ECON-43163 credit hours

Topics in Regulation and Public Enterprises

Economics · 3 hrs Lecture

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ECON-4316 prerequisites

12 courses appear in this chain, up to 4 levels deep. 2 are needed whichever route you take: ECON-2101 → ECON-2201

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ECON-2101Intermediate Economics: Micromin C+

any one of

ECON-1102Introduction to Economics: Micromin C

ECON-1104Introduction to Economic Theorymin B

ECON-1106Introduction to Economic Developmentmin B

ECON-2201Mathematics for Economics and Financemin C+

all of

any one of

MATH-1102not in the 2026-27 calendar

MATH-1103Introduction to Calculus I

any one of

Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S

MATH-0042Mathematics Access IImin C

any one of

A minimum grade of 65% in Pre-Calculus 30S

MATH-0041Mathematics Access Imin C+

permission of the Department Chair

MATH-0040not in the 2026-27 calendar

ECON-1201Quantitative Methods for Economics and Business

any one of

Pre-Calculus Math 40S

Applied Math 40S

an equivalent course

any one of

all of

ECON-1102Introduction to Economics: Micromin C

Its prerequisites are shown above.

ECON-1103Introduction to Economics: Macromin C

ECON-1104Introduction to Economic Theorymin C

Its prerequisites are shown above.

ECON-1106Introduction to Economic Developmentmin C

Its prerequisites are shown above.

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Description

Regulation and public enterprises are two instruments used by governments to govern the allocation of resources in certain markets. Among the regulatory topics addressed are theories of regulation, cost of service regulation, rate of return regulation and price cap regulation. Reference is made to regulations in a number of industries, such as the energy, telecommunications and transportation industry. In addition, the role of Public Enterprises as an alternative approach to the allocation and distribution of resources is discussed.

Requisite courses

ECON-2101 and ECON-2201 with a minimum grade C+ [prerequisite(s)].

Restrictions

Honours Form Required.

Lecture

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