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Drehstromsystem und Komponenten,their employees, must function in a substantive sense. The firm cannot exist unless it serves some real purpose, and it is these human resources that make that happen. The ways in which these people are connected with each other as coworkers is governed by network and embeddedness theory, because in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-86204-4composed of market systems—a trading floor and/or complicated computer trading systems, stock brokers, analysts, investment bankers, and regulative overseers such as the SEC (Security and Exchange Commission). This is a massive support system that every stock exchange requires to support shareholder

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Schaltnetzteile und ihre Peripheriencial crisis. Chapter 7 will address a crucial factor and that is the power of the middlemen who were identified earlier as the financial bureaucracy that sits between the shareholders and management. They use their expert power and connections to keep unsure, dispersed shareholders and upper manage

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9222-5d how this problem is connected to the financial crisis. First, I will describe previous views that suggest that there has been “democratization” of markets. The fact that this discussion exists is a reason to address this myth. It is important to strike it down or else it will be very hard to chang