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Politische Ökonomie der Finanzialisierung pp 33–48Cite as

Entstehung und Krise des finanz-dominierten Akkumulationsregimes.

Eine postkeynesianische Perspektive auf Finanzialisierung

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In diesem Kapitel werde ich das Konzept der Finanzialisierung aus der Sicht der heterodoxen Ökonomie diskutieren. Im Abschnitt 2 beleuchte ich zunächst Veränderungen im Verhalten der Haushalte, insbesondere im Bezug auf ihre Verschuldung; Veränderungen im Verhalten von nicht-finanziellen Unternehmen, wie Shareholder- Value-Orientierung und die Zunahme finanzieller Aktivitäten; und Veränderungen im Finanzsektor selbst, insbesondere die Entstehung des (kaum regulierten) Schatten- Bankensektors (vgl. Kessler und Wilhelm in diesem Band), die Verschiebung des Kreditgeschäfts in Richtung der Haushalte (statt Unternehmen) und die Verlagerung hin zum Investmentbanking an Stelle des traditionellen Bankengeschäfts.

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Stockhammer, E. (2014). Entstehung und Krise des finanz-dominierten Akkumulationsregimes.. In: Heires, M., Nölke, A. (eds) Politische Ökonomie der Finanzialisierung. Globale Politische Ökonomie. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-03778-9_2

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