Miguel Afonso Caetano on Nostr: "The share of assets owned by the top 0.1 per cent of companies has risen from 47 per ...
"The share of assets owned by the top 0.1 per cent of companies has risen from 47 per cent in 1931 to around 88 per cent. The market capitalisation share of the country’s top 10 listed companies also surged post-pandemic, and is now at a historic high.
Of course, scale allows companies to take advantage of efficiencies, which supports innovation. But it can also create a competitive moat that can stymie it "
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