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The Structure and Functions of the Banking System
Examine how commercial banks, credit unions, and financial intermediaries create money, manage credit, and facilitate capital flow.
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Comparative Economic Systems, Macroeconomics, and Finance
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Compare capitalism, socialism, and command economies, and analyze macroeconomic policy, banking, monetary regulation, and public debt.
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