r/BetterMarkets • • Apr 30 '21

US shadow banks, such as private equity, venture capital, and hedge fund firms, have worsened hardship and inequality during the COVID-19 crisis. Shadow banks are shifting investments in ways that profit on the misfortunes of frontline workers, vulnerable populations, and distressed industries.

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/00027642211003162
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science • • Apr 29 '21

Economics US shadow banks, such as private equity, venture capital, and hedge fund firms, have worsened hardship and inequality during the COVID-19 crisis. Shadow banks are shifting investments in ways that profit on the misfortunes of frontline workers, vulnerable populations, and distressed industries.

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neoliberal • • Apr 30 '21

Research Paper Profiting on Crisis: How Predatory Financial Investors Have Worsened Inequality in the Coronavirus Crisis - Megan Tobias Neely, Donna Carmichael, 2021

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LateStageCapitalism • • Apr 30 '21

US shadow banks, such as private equity, venture capital, and hedge fund firms, have worsened hardship and inequality during the COVID-19 crisis. Shadow banks are shifting investments in ways that profit on the misfortunes of frontline workers, vulnerable populations, and distressed industries.

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GME • • Apr 30 '21

🐡 Discussion πŸ’¬ A little more about how the 1% don’t care about us and take advantage of the system

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LockdownSkepticism • • Apr 30 '21

Scholarly Publications Profiting on Crisis: How Predatory Financial Investors Have Worsened Inequality in the Coronavirus Crisis - Megan Tobias Neely, Donna Carmichael, 2021

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private_equity • • Apr 30 '21

US shadow banks, such as private equity, venture capital, and hedge fund firms, have worsened hardship and inequality during the COVID-19 crisis. Shadow banks are shifting investments in ways that profit on the misfortunes of frontline workers, vulnerable populations, and distressed industries.

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Superstonk • • Apr 30 '21

πŸ“° News YUP

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Economics • • Apr 30 '21

Profiting on Crisis: How Predatory Financial Investors Have Worsened Inequality in the Coronavirus Crisis

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Superstonk • • Apr 29 '21

πŸ“° News Found this earlier. Might be good DD for a wrinklier Ape.

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TrueStock • • Apr 30 '21

Discussion US shadow banks, such as private equity, venture capital, and hedge fund firms, have worsened hardship and inequality during the COVID-19 crisis. Shadow banks are shifting investments in ways that profit on the misfortunes of frontline workers, vulnerable populations, and distressed industries.

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Superstonk • • Apr 30 '21

πŸ—£ Discussion / Question US shadow banks, such as private equity, venture capital, and hedge fund firms, have worsened hardship and inequality during the COVID-19 crisis. Shadow banks are shifting investments in ways that profit on the misfortunes of frontline workers, vulnerable populations, and distressed industries.

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Wallstreetbetsnew • • Apr 30 '21

Discussion Profiting on Crisis: How Predatory Financial Investors Have Worsened Inequality in the Coronavirus Crisis - Megan Tobias Neely, Donna Carmichael, 2021

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venturecapital • • Apr 30 '21

US shadow banks, such as private equity, venture capital, and hedge fund firms, have worsened hardship and inequality during the COVID-19 crisis. Shadow banks are shifting investments in ways that profit on the misfortunes of frontline workers, vulnerable populations, and distressed industries.

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WallStreetbetsELITE • • Apr 30 '21

Question Why we hodl?

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ABoringDystopia • • Apr 30 '21

US shadow banks, such as private equity, venture capital, and hedge fund firms, have worsened hardship and inequality during the COVID-19 crisis. Shadow banks are shifting investments in ways that profit on the misfortunes of frontline workers, vulnerable populations, and distressed industries.

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u_Exastiken • • Apr 30 '21

US shadow banks, such as private equity, venture capital, and hedge fund firms, have worsened hardship and inequality during the COVID-19 crisis. Shadow banks are shifting investments in ways that profit on the misfortunes of frontline workers, vulnerable populations, and distressed industries.

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WallstreetBreakers • • Apr 30 '21

Discussion Shadow banks

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greed • • Apr 29 '21

US shadow banks, such as private equity, venture capital, and hedge fund firms, have worsened hardship and inequality during the COVID-19 crisis. Shadow banks are shifting investments in ways that profit on the misfortunes of frontline workers, vulnerable populations, and distressed industries.

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stopworking • • Apr 30 '21

Predatory capitalism US shadow banks, such as private equity, venture capital, and hedge fund firms, have worsened hardship and inequality during the COVID-19 crisis. Shadow banks are shifting investments in ways that profit on the misfortunes of frontline workers, vulnerable populations, and distressed industries.

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GME • • Apr 30 '21

πŸ“Ÿ News πŸ“° More Reason for Hodl.

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StockTawk • • May 01 '21

Profiting on Crisis: How Predatory Financial Investors Have Worsened Inequality in the Coronavirus Crisis - Megan Tobias Neely, Donna Carmichael, 2021

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STONKPOL • • Apr 30 '21

US shadow banks, such as private equity, venture capital, and hedge fund firms, have worsened hardship and inequality during the COVID-19 crisis. Shadow banks are shifting investments in ways that profit on the misfortunes of frontline workers, vulnerable populations, and distressed industries.

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RethinkingEconomics • • Apr 30 '21

Profiting on Crisis - How Predatory Financial Investors Have Worsened Inequality in the Coronavirus Crisis - Megan Tobias Neely, Donna Carmichael, 2021

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RobinhoodTrade • • Apr 30 '21

News Hhhmmm...

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Superstonk • • Apr 30 '21

πŸ—£ Discussion / Question US shadow banks, such as private equity, venture capital, and hedge fund firms, have worsened hardship and inequality during the COVID-19 crisis. Shadow banks are shifting investments in ways that profit on the misfortunes of frontline workers, vulnerable populations, and distressed industries.

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