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[Number] 344 [Cr.] 2-3 [Description] Wealth (capital) creation and transmission in the context of the individual rather than the firm unifies this sequence. Wealth, in the broad sense considered here, means not only the person's accumulation of financial assets but also his or her earning capacity, moral values and contributions to society. Although much of the approach will be law-and-economics based, other disciplines will necessarily inform the discussion as well. Biology, sociology, political science, history, and philosophy all will play a part. [Course Name] 
Perspectives on the Individual, Family, and Social Institutions
Course Descriptions - George Mason Law