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ECON - 8700 Introduction to Economic Sociology (3)

Discusses and analyzes economic processes from a societal perspective. Modern organizations and the changing landscape of the American market system are evaluated by applying concepts and insights from economic sociology. Students are also introduced to the works of great classical economists in an effort to explore how their theories apply to modern socioeconomic problems.


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