Pluralism in Economics: inequalities, innovation, environment

The Open University (OpenLearn)

Type: Online course
Field: Policy and international relations
Where: Online
When: Self-paced, start any time
Length: About 15 hours
Apply by: Open
Cost: Free; free statement of participation
Perks: Free statement of participation

Introduces mainstream and heterodox economics (neoclassical, Marxist, post-Keynesian, feminist, institutional, ecological) through climate limits, inequality and growth, and competition and regulation. Open to: economics, public policy and social science learners (intermediate, OU Level 2). The catch: create a free account and enrol to receive the statement.

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