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Market Concentration

Barry Ritholtz

They are based on historical data that looks at 200 Years of Market Concentration. As the chart above shows, there are long periods of market concentration. These reflect the economic dominance of one specific part of the economy or another for very long periods of time. You might be surprised at the findings.

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Managing Economic Balance: Q&A With Hungary’s Central Bank Governor György Matolcsy

Global Finance

The main message of the past 12 years is that the formula of economic balance and growth takes you forward. The MNB contributed the most to growth by restoring and maintaining stability and, when it was possible, it strengthened it by implementing strong economic stimulus measures.

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CFOs in Asia-Pacific optimistic on regional economic outlook, survey says

Future CFO

Chief financial officers in the Asia-Pacific across various sectors such as financial services, life sciences and health care, manufacturing, public sector, TMT, energy and resources, and consumer business are generally optimistic and neutral about the regional economic outlook.

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Concentration Risk on the Buy-Side of Credit Markets: The Causes

CFA Institute

What are the effects of buy-side concentration on the structure of the corporate bond market?

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Millennials Pivot Toward Homeownership; Economic Ripple Effects Still Unknown

PYMNTS

but largely concentrated in the newly created car-centric suburbs of the post-war era — over the course of three years between 1945 and 1948. It may not change the economic ordering of the world this time around — but it might just shift the road to recovery significantly. million new homes to be built across the U.S. —

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Mexican Regulator Says Credit, Debit Processing Too Highly Concentrated

PYMNTS

Because of the lack of competition, the federal Commission on Economic Competition said the processing fees have gotten too high and incentives have been lowered for investing in new systems that could be safer for handling transactions and avoiding breakdowns.

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China: House Divided | AIER

CFO News Room

There have been claims that China’s enormous economic growth and widely shared prosperity are the result of turning to capitalism. I have come to think of it in terms of concentric circles, each smaller than, and fully contained in, the larger category. I think this is not true; China is not capitalist.