300-Level Courses and Above are for Juniors and Seniors
569/LHC 412 (Business Administration). American Business History. Junior, senior, or graduate standing. (3). (Excl).
A study of the origins and development of and growth of business. The course traces the beginnings of business enterprises in Europe and describes business activities during the American colonial, revolutionary, and pre-Civil War periods. It then discusses economic aspects of the Civil War, post-Civil War industrial growth, business consolidation and the anti-trust movement, economic aspects of World War I, business conditions during the 1920's, effects of the 1929 depression and the New Deal upon business, economic aspects of World War II, postwar business developments and the current business trends. (Filgas)
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