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Finanzialisierung als Hegemonie der Rentiers: eine soziologische Analyse

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Die Finanzkrise dauert an. Die „Rettung“ der Banken in den Jahren 2008 und 2009 durch staatliche Interventionen führte nicht zu einer Stabilisierung, sondern bewirkte lediglich, dass die Krise nun die Form einer Staatsschuldenkrise annahm. Zugleich ist die Diskussion über die Krisenursachen in Fahrt gekommen, sie gewinnt langsam an Breite und Tiefe.

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Deutschmann, C. (2013). Finanzialisierung als Hegemonie der Rentiers: eine soziologische Analyse. In: Pahl, H., Sparsam, J. (eds) Wirtschaftswissenschaft als Oikodizee?. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-00126-1_7

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