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The Effects of financialisation on development in South Africa
Interest in the concept of financialisation has gained traction in both developed and emerging markets. With roots embedded in the economic theory of neo-liberalism, the concept of financialisation can be broadly defined as the growing importance of financial instruments and the financial sector. A...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2020
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