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FINANCE 332: Finance and Society

This interdisciplinary course will discuss the role of the financial system within the broader economy and the interactions between the financial industry and the rest of society. The course will provide an overview of the financial system, cover the basic economic principles essential for understanding the role of finance in the economy, and discuss of policy issues around financial regulation. It seeks to mix students from GSB, Law School, Public Policy, Economics, Political Science, and other departments. Topics to be discussed include: nn* The financial system, from microfinance to global megabanks: how and why finance can benefit society as well as endanger and harm. nn* Financial regulation: why and how? nn* Other people's money: the challenge of effective control, governance, and trust. nn* The politics of banking and finance. nn* Ethical issues in finance.
Terms: Win | Units: 3
Instructors: Admati, A. (PI)
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