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bank hegemony: a standalone construct

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bankhegemony1 CONSTRUCTBank hegemonyMINTZ · ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY

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Economic sociology

the theory that large banks and insurers hold a central, coordinating position in corporate networks through control of capital flows.

In economic sociology, bank hegemony refers to the theory that large banks and insurers hold a central, coordinating position in corporate networks through control of capital flows. This meaning comes from Mintz (1985) in The power structure of American business.[1]

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References

  1. Mintz, B. (1985). The power structure of American business. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226531090

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