Course also includes an examination of business ethics.
Major economic forces surrounding the development of colonial America, the economic unification of the pre-industrial United States, the role of major industrial and labor leaders, and the emergence and growth of the U.S. industrial and service economy. Monetary standards, the banking system of the United States, problems of inflation and deflation, the Federal Reserve System, international exchange, monetary theory and policy. Governmental policies affecting market performance and institutional development with emphasis on the economic analysis of antitrust cases and regulation of business. I 3 hours An overview of the U.S. and international legal systems, tort and criminal law, and a more detailed study of general contract law and the law of sales contracts governed by the Uniform Commercial Code. A study of commercial paper, creditors' rights and bankruptcy, business organizations and property law, including insurance, wills and trusts.