Middlebury

INTD 0208

Finance, Regulation, & Policy

Finance, Regulation, and Policy
With recent financial scandals and crises, an important question is whether the finance industry should be regulated and should undergo further policy reforms. Many scholars and policy experts contend that the current system is simply not designed to make policy choices on behalf of the public. In this course we will explore current financial innovations (e.g., mutual funds, hedge funds, securitizations, cryptocurrencies, just to name a few) and potential policy options in order to protect “Main Street” from “Wall Street”. Additionally, we will explore the manner in which modern finance has grown out of powerful theories, both mathematical and psychological. 3 hrs. lect.
Subject:
Interdepartmental
Department:
Interdepartmental
Division:
Interdisciplinary
Requirements Fulfilled:
CMP SOC

Sections

Fall 2024

INTD0208A-F24 Lecture (Nichols, Franklin)

Fall 2023

INTD0208A-F23 Lecture (Nguyen)

Fall 2022

INTD0208A-F22 Lecture (Nguyen)

Spring 2021

INTD0208A-S21 Lecture (Nguyen)