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financialization

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  • noun economics Conversion of intangible value into financial instruments.

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  • The reality is median family income has been stagnant for forty years, and the policies of what I call financialization, which is major banks trading assets back and forth, the Wall Street banks, such as Goldman, which is rightly a lightning rod right now for much of what's going on, buying and selling, playing with tax dollars in proprietary trading-they make huge money, nothing is added to the economy, jobs are sent overseas.

    Democracy Now! 2009

  • Paul touched on what he termed the financialization of America which has had a huge impact on manufacturing.

    Forbes.com: News Tom Groenfeldt 2011

  • Other pundits are upset by the choice because they see GE itself is something a poster-child for rent-seeking and rampant "financialization" -- a company that used its good name as a manufacturer to conjure up shadow-bank, speculative wizardry and then nearly blow up.

    How Will Immelt's New Advisory Role Affect Big Oil? - Seeking Alpha 2011

  • My subject matter in this week guest chair -- "financialization" -- had its genesis when I used that word in my 1993 book

    TPMCafe 2009

  • My subject matter in this week guest chair -- "financialization" -- had its genesis when I used that word in my 1993 book

    TPMCafe 2009

  • My subject matter in this week guest chair -- "financialization" -- had its genesis when I used that word in my 1993 book

    TPMCafe 2009

  • My subject matter in this week guest chair -- "financialization" -- had its genesis when I used that word in my 1993 book

    TPMCafe 2009

  • One of the reasons behind the increasing correlation may be due to what has been described as the financialization of commodities.

    Commodities Lose Their Way 2010

  • One of the reasons behind the increasing correlation may be due to what has been described as the financialization of commodities.

    Commodities Lose Their Way 2010

  • One of the reasons behind the increasing correlation may be due to what has been described as the financialization of commodities.

    Commodities Lose Their Way 2010

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