A penetrating interdisciplinary analysis of critical current economic issues including government and the economy, money and inflation, worker and consumer protection, tax reform, the welfare system, medical care, education in America, and America's future. Features a sequential viewing of the award-winning Milton Friedman film series "Free to Choose," with informative and stimulating discussion following the viewing of each film. Gives elective credit or credit toward a major in Business Administration, Economics, History, Political Science, or Social Work. May be taken for two or three credits.
