This book explores the process of financialization whereby
economies are increasingly dominated by finance capital. This
process is characterized by rising income inequality, wage
stagnation, increased indebtedness, a rising financial sector share
of profits, and tendencies to generate asset price bubbles. The
financial crisis of 2008 and the subsequent recession and
stagnation represent the latest phase. The book provides a
comprehensive treatment of these developments, beginning with a
presentation of
the empirical evidence. That is followed by economic theory
chapters dealing with the macroeconomics of financialization,
business cycle effects; microeconomic developments; tendencies
toward Minsky-style economic instability; and economic growth
effects. The final section of the book focuses on the political
economy of financialization and policies to stabilize financial
markets.
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