BSFN 3310 Money and Banking

BSFN 3310 Money and Banking
Money and Banking
A  non-technical overview of the role of financial institutions in the economic process with emphasis upon the development of commercial banking since 1960. The course is structured to give relatively equal attention to each of the following three general areas: the supply of loanable funds, the demand for loanable funds, and money and capital markets.
credit hours: 3