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The Financialization of Capitalism
Monthly Review, 2007Changes in capitalism over the last three decades have been commonly characterized using a trio of terms: neoliberalism, globalization, and financialization. Although a lot has been written on the first two of these, much less attention has been given to the third.* Yet, financialization is now increasingly seen as the dominant force in this triad. The
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The financial sector and the future of capitalism [PDF]
Economic Systems, 2010 Abstract Financial sector innovation and development since the 1970s contributed to global prosperity, but increased the probability of bank failures. The post-2007 financial crisis was one of many crises with idiosyncratic catalysts but common underlying causes. Public policies, such as deposit insurance, with moral hazard implications increased the
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Financial Factors in the Economics of Capitalism
Journal of Financial Services Research, 1995The conference’s title, “Coping with Financial Fragility: a Global Perspective,” implies that financial fragility is a meaningful economic concept. Its existence, not always but from time to time, is accepted as an attribute of capitalist economies. However the structure of the dominant macro-and microeconomic theories of our time, which are built upon
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Raising capital for Financial Butler (C)
2017LBS Case Code: CS-17 ...
Bikard, Michael +2 more
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Navigating Financial Toxicity in Patients With Cancer: A Multidisciplinary Management Approach
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Maria Pisu, Grace L Smith, Rena Conti
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Time to Add Screening for Financial Hardship as a Quality Measure?
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Ya-Chen Tina Shih +2 more
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