Just wondering if these two Law modules' descriptions and learning outcomes were accidentally swapped around:
LAW2970: Social and Economic Law
Description: This course joins criminal law, and commercial law. Concerning most investment bankers, this is the sector that stops economic breakdown.
Learning outcomes: Gain a 10% bonus to your skill in busting
and
LAW2980: Use of Force in International Law
Description: Learn when your government is allowed to use force in disputes.
Learning outcomes: Gain a 10% discount when buying people out of jail
Seems like "social and economic" should pertain to bailing, while "force" should pertain to busting. No biggie, just curious.
LAW2970: Social and Economic Law
Description: This course joins criminal law, and commercial law. Concerning most investment bankers, this is the sector that stops economic breakdown.
Learning outcomes: Gain a 10% bonus to your skill in busting
and
LAW2980: Use of Force in International Law
Description: Learn when your government is allowed to use force in disputes.
Learning outcomes: Gain a 10% discount when buying people out of jail
Seems like "social and economic" should pertain to bailing, while "force" should pertain to busting. No biggie, just curious.