How do we design markets and regulations to increase prosperity for all?
A competitive and innovative private sector that improves human welfare requires effective markets, government rules, and institutions. Today, many of the intense debates about corporate purpose and the future of capitalism hinge on the relationship between firms and governments, and their respective roles. We aim to leverage our faculty expertise in management, corporate governance, politics, policy, and market design to develop new approaches for market and institutional efficacy and accountability.
Faculty Leadership
Amit Seru
Curriculum Development
Our curriculum encourages students to develop their critical thinking abilities, engage in meaningful debates, navigate complex situations, and emerge as influential leaders capable of thriving in a constantly evolving world.
Memorable courses include Corporations, Finance, and Governance in the Global Economy and Business and Government: Power and Engagement in the 21st-Century World.
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