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15 Cards in this Set

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Carnegie

began investing in bridges, then stole the bessemer steel process from england

Cronon-Pricing The Future:grain

an interdependence between cities(chicago), and the farms of the midwest. rail is crucial

Levy-the trust question

Wright left the infrastructure of corporate risk management. Perkins left a vision for the state as a last resort risk manager of citizens

Cohen-Encountering Mass Culture

1890 depression occurs because companies are producing more goods than they could sell. rockefeller starts mergers. branding and department stores rise

Davidson- Building for war preparing for peace

GOCO factories bring u.s. production to new heights

Cohen- From town center to shopping center

commercializing space brought market segregation. privatizing the market space limited our rights. not having a place to speak freely threatens democracy

Nader- The Great American Gyp

with growing consumerism comes growing dissatisfaction

Friedman-The Social Responsibility Of Business

Business's only responsibility is to increase profits within the rules. not all rules are government enforced however. busi would make more money if that was its sole focus

Powell Memo

urged busi to use the courts as a social,economic, and political instrument. urged business to mold politics.

Davis-From Banks to Markets

after GS was repealled, banking dominated by a few conglomorates, owned by foreign country investment funds.2008 u.s. invests 100b in largest banks

Hacker-The great risk shift

with declining welfare, risk is shifting from businesses to american families. Family and workplace offer far less stability than before. corps are cutting back on healthcare and pensions during economic decline

Glass steagall (1933)

Prohibits commercial banks from participating in investment banking and insurance

Gram-leach-bliley

Repealed GS. Creates banks too big to fail, massive political power

National labor relations act

Protection of unions

Works progress administration

Hires unemployed