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, 2017 Intermediaries are entities—individuals or organizations—that do not have a direct economic stake in the value of goods. Intermediaries can either reinforce and confirm prevailing conventions of appropriateness and value or challenge and change them. The second option results in market creation as value conventions and norms are changed.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014 I introduce the concept of hybrid intermediaries: financial conglomerates that control a multiplicity of entity types active in the "assembly line" process of modern financial intermediation, a system that has become known as shadow banking. The complex bank holding companies of today are the best example of hybrid intermediaries, but I argue that ...
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, 1987 This is an essay on Financial Intermediaries written for the New Palgrave. It includes sections on national wealth, financial markets, assets, risk and regulation.
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2021
Abstract Chapter Three traces the initial construction from late 1972 onwards of a back-channel that linked the IRA Army Council and the British government through intermediary Brendan Duddy. When the British government imposed a ban on direct contact with the IRA after the 1972 talks, it created a new opening for mediators and ...
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Abstract Chapter Three traces the initial construction from late 1972 onwards of a back-channel that linked the IRA Army Council and the British government through intermediary Brendan Duddy. When the British government imposed a ban on direct contact with the IRA after the 1972 talks, it created a new opening for mediators and ...
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2020
ntermediation is common in many markets. Intermediaries help to solve different problems that may hinder the matching between demand and supply. In the art market, galleries constitute intermediaries between collectors (buyers) and artists (sellers). Galleries perform many functions. They contribute to the success of artists, for example, by increasing
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ntermediation is common in many markets. Intermediaries help to solve different problems that may hinder the matching between demand and supply. In the art market, galleries constitute intermediaries between collectors (buyers) and artists (sellers). Galleries perform many functions. They contribute to the success of artists, for example, by increasing
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GENETICS AND INTERMEDIARY METABOLISM
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