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The Influence of the Financial Revolution on the Nature of Firms

Major technological, regulatory, and institutional changes have made finance more widely available in recent years, amounting to a bone fide 'financial revolution'. In this article, we focus on the impact the financial revolution has had on the way firms are (or should be) organized and managed, and on the policy consequences.

Luigi Zingales | R. Rajan | Luigi Zingales | Raghuram G. Rajan

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