BB&T Center for the Study of Capitalism at Wake Forest University at Wake Forest University

To encourage the study of capitalism vis à vis competing economic systems, the philosophical foundations of capitalism, its impacts on society, and its relation to current social and political issues.

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    • Federal Reserve Conference
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    • Video: Insights from Joseph Schumpeter for These Trying Economic Times
    • Enterprise for a Sustainable World with Stuart Hart
    • Insights from the Great Depression with Dr. Peter Temin
    • Insights from Bagehot for These Trying Times with Dr. Perry Mehrling
    • Insights from Fredrich Hayek with Dr. Bruce Caldwell
    • Insights from Veblen with Dr. Robert Prasch
    • Insights from Schumpeter with Dr. Richard Langois
    • Dr. Yaron Brook
    • Unleashing the Potential of Impact Entrepreneurs with Ricardo Terán
    • Individual, Altruism, and the Elusive Middle Ground with Dr. Ann Buchholtz
    • Beyond Agency Theory with Dr. Michael Jensen
    • Insights from J. M. Keynes with Dr. Brad Bateman
    • Rwanda Today: Building Countries, Healing People: A Case for Post-Conflict Reconciliation with Eugene Nyagahene
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