The Financialization of Modern Economies in Monetary Circuit Theory

Marc Pilkington

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It is an accepted fact at the time of writing that financial phenomena have the ability to wreak havoc on the economy. As Fahrer (2007, p. 21) notes: the financial economy is growing to a level where it is starting to influence more profoundly the fundamentals of the real economy […]. Regulators are focusing much more on asset bubble risks or a potential hedge fund crisis with risks crystallising in the financial economy because of the wash-over effects on the real economy.

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