He calls it the state-finance nexus.
The finance growth nexus debate can be traced to the work of Schumpeter (1911) during the early twentieth Century.
Over the course of the last decade, a new Times Square has grown up in the place of the old -- a global entertainment-finance-media nexus of glass towers, with themed restaurants and megastores on their ground floors offering a wholesome and, on the whole, ingeniously engineered version of the famously carnivalesque atmosphere of the seedy Times Square of generations past.
The table above indicates estimates of the finance-growth nexus, the effect of credit to private sector, money supply and deposits on economic growth was assessed.
Just now, with finance in ruins, the nexus of markets and non-banks that make up the "shadow banking system" has failed.
The legitimacy crisis and the emergence of a protest movement to expose the nexus of finance and government – as evident from Wall Street's tremendous influence on policy in Washington – takes time.
And in the City of London, arguably the world's primary nexus of finance, "analysts expect [banking] job losses to keep on coming, as technology replaces jobs that people once did".
How can you be making these job offers?' " In her previous post Ms. Shigekawa had financed research examining the nexus between art and community redevelopment, and she gave Mr. Landesman a stream of academic papers.
"Dan had unlimited passion for entrepreneurs," Mr. Golden said in a statement, "and loved sitting at the nexus of strategy, finance and the risk takers that helped shape the future".
It's a coincidence that the Disney home is owned by someone with an appreciation of the nexus between public financing and creativity.
The power and influence that Goldman wields at the nexus of politics and finance is no accident.
