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The Narrative of Consumption: Greed and Literature,heel right/Round and return, trundling their loads again’. Their futile circling illustrates the pointless competition of the greedy. At the point of rebound, the misers and the wasteful rich go separate ways, crying respectively: ‘Why chuck away? Why grab so tight?’ Doomed to return again, these ri

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endure

,Geschäftspolitik und Banksteuerung,sset-stripping them. In one of the film’s most memorable scenes, Gekko attempts to persuade a meeting of shareholders to sell out to him with the promise of large financial rewards. Gekko encourages the shareholders to think only of their own pecuniary gain, to act on the basis of personal greed:

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fertilizer

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76126-3arrival on the scene of a new breed of businessman, the corporate raider. In a speech to a shareholder’s meeting of Teldar Paper, Gordon Gekko, an archetypal raider planning to take over the company and, as we find later, asset strip and sell it on, mounts a swingeing critique of its management, an

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Andreas Stork,Holger Ophoff,Fritz Führn exacerbation with some of the more dogmatic proponents of the free market economy. During the 1980s, Reaganomics in the United States and Thatcherism in the United Kingdom not only celebrated greed and individualism, it told us that it was through greed that the economy worked best. We were told t

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micronutrients

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-89441-0he bubble that finally burst. This is far too convenient as an explanation, and dangerously simple as a location of the blame. But it has its attraction for a public which is reeling in shock from the experience of seeing savings jeopardised if not lost, pension funds in danger of evaporation and th

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