Bank Control of Large Corporations in the United States

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ISBN: 9780520039377 | 0520039378
Cover: Paperback
Copyright: 7/1/1980

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Examines the financial control of large corporations from the Civil War to the present, arguing that a small number of large American banks exhibit the largest concentration of economic power

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List of Tables	p. vii
Preface	p. ix
The Problem of Corporate Control	p. 1
The Managerial Thesis	p. 2
Owner Control	p. 6
Financial Control	p. 8
The Meaning of Control	p. 14
Control Distinguished from Managing	p. 16
The Basis of Control	p. 18
The Evolution of Financial Control Over Large Corporations Since 1865	p. 23
The Rise of Banker Control: 1865-1914	p. 24
War, Prosperity, and Banker Power: 1915-1929	p. 41
Decline of Banker Power: 1930-1945	p. 51
Resurgence: 1946-1974	p. 60
The Extent of Financial Control Over the 200 Largest Nonfinancial Corporations, 1967-1969	p. 72
The Sample of 200 Corporations	p. 72
Control Categories	p. 75
Rationale for the Working Definitions	p. 79
Groups of Financial Institutions	p. 84
Data Sources	p. 89
Problems in Applying the Working Definitions	p. 93
Overall Results	p. 96
Results by Assets and Size Group	p. 101
Results by Sector	p. 105
Types of Financial Institutions	p. 108
The Most Powerful Financial Institutions	p. 110
Financial Control and Owner Control	p. 113
Comparison of Larner's Results to These Results	p. 116
The Exercise of Financial Control and Its Significance	p. 119
The Means of Exercising Financial Control	p. 120
The Implications of Financial Control for Market Behavior	p. 130
The Economic and Social Significance of Financial Control	p. 140
Appendices
The Sample of 200 Corporations	p. 151
Classification of the 200 Largest Nonfinancial Corporations by Type of Control, 1967-1969	p. 157
Financial and Owner Control Among Industrial Companies, by Industry	p. 192
Companies Controlled by Groups of Financial Institutions	p. 196
Selected Bibliography	p. 201
Index	p. 207
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