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ECON 227 - Adam Smith and Karl Marx

The objective of this course is to study the lives and the original writings of two of the most important scholars in the history of economic thought. Adam Smith, the patron saint of laissez-faire capitalism, was the founding father of modern economics, as well as the intellectual predecessor of Marx. Marx’s historical and political vision embraced an equally large panorama. This course counts as a Group A elective and serves as a prerequisite for ECON 361 . Prerequisite(s): ECON 119   Alternate years. (4 Credits)