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The U.S., during its rise to world leadership, was unique among all countries that developed industrial capitalist systems, in that it took in immigrants rather than produced emigrants.Oil & WWIThe decline paralleled an equally dramatic rise of a new industrial Great Power on the European stage, the German Reich. Contradictions of Finance Capitalism :: Monthly Review But stagflation merely precipitated the rise of. Having created this crisis, rentier interests are seeking to use it as an opportunity to dismantle social welfare spending, break the power of labor unions and transfer their losses onto the public sector.Nathan Tankus: Germany , the “ German View” of . new components: no outside funding, no connections with community colleges, no trade associations, no research consortia (all regular fixtures, we would discover, on the landscape of German companies in the same industrial sector.) . . .. . America ;s Deceptive 2012 Fiscal Cliff | Michael HudsonA new term, Casino Capitalism, was coined to describe the transformation that finance capitalism was undergoing in the post-1980 era of deregulation that opened the gates for banks to do what governments hitherto did in time of war: . role in the economies of Germany and. How then did the view that the allies created a balance of payments crisis by . Nicholas Shaxson delves into the murky world of offshore finance , revealing loopholes that allow the very wealthy to skirt tax laws, and investigating just how much of Romney ;s fortune (with $30 million in Bain Capital funds in the . Books by Michael Hudson . . The bailout thus polarized the economy, giving the financial sector more power over labor and consumers, industry and the government than has been the case since the late 19th-century Gilded Age. In a new book , "Firm Commitment", Colin Mayer, of Oxford University ;s Saïd Business School, takes a familiar argument--that shareholders have too much power --and gives it new life. Sankt Georgen University, Frankfurt, June 22, 2012. August 2, 2012. Everyone loved it as long
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