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financialization of daily life: a standalone construct

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financializationof daily life1 CONSTRUCTFinancialization ofMARTIN · ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY

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Economic sociology

the spread of financial logics such as risk management and investment into households and everyday decisions.

In economic sociology, financialization of daily life refers to the spread of financial logics such as risk management and investment into households and everyday decisions. This meaning comes from Martin (2002) in Financialization of daily life.[1]

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  1. Martin, R. (2002). Financialization of daily life. Temple University Press. ISBN 9781439905975

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