[Right Wing Vegan]

I also recall an undergrad at Syracuse U telling me the economics department had a huge painting of Marx on the wall. That was in ‘92. Who knows how long it had been up before then.

[KnightAstronomer1]

I am so glad I went to a business school with some sense. It was elitist and obnoxious, but one of the main things I remember was this professor saying ‘If you own a company, you don’t want employees. They want money, complain all the time, and get sick’.

Outside of a government and maybe far blue weirdo places that hire trannies, that’s just reality. The main things they taught were free market supply/demand and anti-trust concepts.

[Chgogal]

I graduated from U of I Chicago 1980 with a minor in Econ. The Business College was middle of the road. I of I Chicago is now of Bill Ayers fame, unfortunately.

In the late 1980s Harvard School of Business stopped requesting ethics courses.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/business/1987/04/12/doubts-over-ethics-at-harvard/648fb3ac-8ee7-485c-8978-1cdba04e32cd/