Global Capitalism and Inequality
Training Provider: Singapore University of Social Sciences
Course Reference: TGS-2024047073
S$1,461
About This Course
Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the historical development and key concepts of global capitalism.
Discuss various perspectives on capitalism and inequality.
Appraise the impact of globalisation, technological change and international migration on labour markets and income inequality.
Apply economic theories and models to analyse real-world income distributions.
Analyse market failures and their implications for economic inequality.
Examine policies that address inequality.
What You'll Learn
ABS354 Global Capitalism and Inequality delves into the complex dynamics of capitalism and the growing rich–poor divide in today’s world, where the richest 1% own 45% of global wealth. The course traces the historical evolution of capitalism, scrutinising its role in shaping contemporary societal inequalities. It examines crucial issues, including the balance between equity and efficiency in economic systems and the multidimensional nature of inequality. Additionally, the course discusses the consequences of globalisation, technological advancements and international migration on labour markets and inequality. It also evaluates policies and government interventions aimed at reducing inequality.
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