Overview
Explore the foundations of political economy in this comprehensive lecture from Duke University. Delve into the intellectual history, microeconomic logic, and macroeconomic definitions that shape the field. Examine the moral and ethical implications of markets, comparing economic theories to biological evolution. Analyze the works of Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau to understand the importance of property rights. Investigate real-world applications through landmark court cases, and consider thought-provoking questions about ownership and societal norms. Gain a nuanced understanding of capitalism, voluntary exchange, and the interconnected nature of property, prices, and economic systems.
Syllabus
Introduction
Science and Economics
What is it
Economics vs Evolution
Biological Selection
Problems with Economics
Economic Evolution
Locke
Sovereignty
Adverse Possession
Two Views of Property
Taught by
Duke University Department of Political Science
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It's worth and also suitable course for upgrade our skills. We will know about the political economy in context of basic and also need to know how it works well around the world.