MECN 6205 — Sustainability and the Economics of Markets

3 semester hoursGraduateLectureOnlineOnline

Examines the idea that building a sustainable business enterprise often involves correcting market failures. Examines the responsibilities of the business enterprise to society at large. Also explores the causes of and remedies for market failures, such as immigration, education, healthcare, climate change, and finance, and what these mean for governments, businesses, and individuals.

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Fall 20231112055%9.0

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