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Expanded Course Description
The social sciences concern themselves with the interface of the individual and society. In economics, the focus is on the means a society employs to allocate scarce resource among competing uses. Financial markets, financial instruments, and financial institutions are central elements of the allocation process in all market economies, and fulfill purposes that must be served in any economic system. Money and Banking provides a basis for understanding the purposes served by financial systems. It introduces students to the variety of financial instruments characteristic of modern economies, the determinants of asset prices and market interest rates, and the causes and consequences of crises and regulation in financial markets. The class also examines the concept of money, the structure and role of central banks, and the conduct of monetary policy.
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