Keyword

financialization

Description: Financialization is the growing dominance of financial motives, markets, and instruments in economies and corporations, often relative to productive activity.
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2014 · Natascha van der Zwan · Socio-Economic Review · 1,417
2003 · Choice Reviews Online · 1,203
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