Two professors from New York University’s Law Schoool and Stern School of Business are planning graduate-level bitcoin mining courses for the fall 2014 semester. The courses are designed to evaluate the value of bitcoin and what impact it has on the economy.
NYU Bitcoin Course
Finance professor David Yermack and law professor Geoffrey Miller are looking to educate students on the concerns, confusion and interest of digital currencies. Both scholars constructed a course outline to their superiors titled:
“The Law and Business of Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies.”
Topics such as money laundering and measuring the currency’s trading activity will be addressed. The state of whether or not bitcoin should be classified as a currency will also be discussed.
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