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EC 340 Moral Foundations of Free Enterprise



A junior level course in moral foundations of a private property, free market-oriented economy. Develops what would be moral based on an examination of the behaviors that promote the flourishing of life of among egoistic agents acting in community. Topics cover the social evolution of law, property and contract, honest dealing and reputation, personal integrity, tolerance of others and compassion, and the challenges posed by the abundance made possible by economic freedom in undermining these moral principles. Extensive use of seminar and experience-based learning. Credit(s): 3

Prerequisite(s): Sophomore-level standing and at least one business or economics course
Corequisite(s): ECLB 340


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