Corporate Capital

Focusing on corporate control and share ownership in advanced capitalist societies, the book examines their effects on consumer choice, financial capital mobilization, and the dynamics of saving. It posits a trend towards social ownership through share purchases and pension funds, while control remains with a small elite. This disparity impacts financial capital accumulation, as competition among large corporations drives them to save more than small shareholders can offset, highlighting a potential for stagnation and crisis within the system.