2020
DOI: 10.15448/1984-7289.2020.1.30879
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From “Back in the race” to “Push to pass”: estratégias de lucro da PSA Peugeot-Citroën

Abstract: A presente discussão visa contribuir com as pesquisas sobre os grupos automobilísticos a partir da interpretação das estratégias de lucro dessas corporações, não somente associadas à produção de veículos, mas também à prestação de serviços, inclusive financeiros. Como tem sido pouco estudado do ponto de vista sociológico em dimensões que transcendem a esfera da produção, o setor automotivo vem se revelando um tema com enorme potencial de pesquisa em função do movimento disruptivo que experimenta a partir de mu… Show more

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“…Apart from militarisation, another point that stands out within neoliberalism is that of financialisation. After money became a commodity in itself (Polanyi 2012(Polanyi [1945), organisations were able to trade it freely, through the deregulation of markets, speculation, fraud, predatory practices, and all kinds of 'strategies ' [sic] (Harvey 2007;Lima 2020). Financialisation allows '[…] paper riches to multiply, with relative independence from the addition of value of productive assets, real variables […]' (Braga 2009: 96), thereby reinforcing the fictitious nature of the marketification of money, which can be seen in the financial collapse of companies such as Enron, Parmalat, Xerox, and many others.…”
Section: Neoliberalism Fictitious Commodities and Other Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apart from militarisation, another point that stands out within neoliberalism is that of financialisation. After money became a commodity in itself (Polanyi 2012(Polanyi [1945), organisations were able to trade it freely, through the deregulation of markets, speculation, fraud, predatory practices, and all kinds of 'strategies ' [sic] (Harvey 2007;Lima 2020). Financialisation allows '[…] paper riches to multiply, with relative independence from the addition of value of productive assets, real variables […]' (Braga 2009: 96), thereby reinforcing the fictitious nature of the marketification of money, which can be seen in the financial collapse of companies such as Enron, Parmalat, Xerox, and many others.…”
Section: Neoliberalism Fictitious Commodities and Other Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%