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Bank-Industry versus Stock Market-Industry Relationships (Hardcover)
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Bank-Industry versus Stock Market-Industry Relationships (Hardcover)
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This book focuses on a variety of themes concerning the
relationship between financial systems in a broader sense and
firms’ growth in historical perspective in some European
countries. Financial systems are nowadays largely acknowledged to
be a crucial element in determining economic growth. In modern
economies, they play a key role by mobilizing savings, pricing
risks and allocating capital to firms. Following a consolidated
taxonomy focusing on the historical perspective, countries have
been conventionally divided into bank-oriented (Continental Europe
countries and Japan) and market-oriented systems (Anglo-Saxon
countries). The chapters in this book present case studies on
Belgium, Great Britain, France and Italy and show that financial
systems do not trigger growth processes and industrialization, but
they are essential to sustain them over time. Each society has the
financial system that fits with its historical trajectory, without
any being better or worse than others. The important thing is to
have a financial system that is sophisticated and stable, and that
evolves according to the demand forces of the moment. History
matters. Bank-Industry versus Stock Market-Industry Relationships
will be a beneficial read for students interested in economics and
business history. The chapters in this book were originally
published as a special issue of Business History.
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