ECON320
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Discourse in Income Inequality
            Economics
          
            Public Health Ethics, Advocacy and Leadership
          
            Politics, Policy, Law and Ethics
              Willamette College   
 Course Description
Rising income disparity has sparked heated public discourse on the nature, causes and impacts of income inequality. Some scholars maintain that inequality is a natural, healthy product of a capitalist market economy and a stimulus for competition and progress. Others insist that vast income inequality produces debilitating impacts on the economy and society. Some attribute inequality to openness to trade while others blame government taxes and other policies. This course will explore these different theories of income inequality and the policy implications of these contending perspectives.
College/School
Willamette College
Locations
Salem
Offering Cycle, by Year
    Even Years
  
Credit Hours Min
4
No Requirements