The Globalisation of Financial Capital, 1997–2008 (Chapter Six)

Morera Camacho, Carlos y Rojas Nieto, José Antonio (2012): The Globalisation of Financial Capital, 1997–2008 (Chapter Six). In: Financialisation in Crisis. Historical Materialism, 32 (32). Brill, Leiden, Netherlands, pp. 161-184. ISBN 978-90-04-20107-1

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The world-economy has experienced thirty years of dramatic changes, deriving from the profound economic turmoil that followed the oil-crises of 1973-4 and 1980-1, the collapse of ‘actually existing socialism’, and the transformation of China. Global and generalised restructuring took place as a result of these developments. Gradually, new caracteristics of the world-financial sector; and third, intensified articulation between national-financial markets and monetary systems. To a large extent, these características flowed from the deregulation- and liberalisation-measures implemented initially by the United States and the United Kingdom between 1979 and 1982. But the majority of industrialised and developing countries have followed suit.

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