Stocking Up on Wealth . . . Concentration
Fix, Blair.
(2024).
Real-World Economics Review. No. 107. March. pp. 40-56.
(Article - Journal; English).
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Abstract or Brief Description
It turns out that like the rest of us, billionaires experience wealth inequality. (Individuals who top the Forbes billionaire list are far richer than those at the bottom of the list.) Interestingly, this billionaire wealth concentration fluctuates over time … in tight correlation with the movement of the stock market. Why? A plausible reason — explored here – is that stock indexes like the S&P 500 are unwitting indicators of corporate concentration. And corporate concentration, in turn, seems to drive the concentration of individual wealth.
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EnglishPublication Type
Article - JournalKeywords
corporation distribution M&A ownership stock market United StatesSubject
BN Money & FinanceBN Power
BN Region - North America
BN Value & Price
BN Business Enterprise
BN Capital & Accumulation
BN Class
BN Distribution
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Jonathan NitzanDate Deposited
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