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Recasting the Role of Finance in Transforming Economies
This chapter focuses on the role of finance as a driver of an extractive economy and as a potential catalyst of a regenerative one. Extractive economies are founded in and reinforce masculine roles prioritizing competition and individualism; they encourage exploitation for productivity, justified by
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