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{{NBS}}https://www.sciencenews.org/article/financial-world-dominated-few-deep-pockets<br> | {{NBS}}https://www.sciencenews.org/article/financial-world-dominated-few-deep-pockets<br> | ||
<small>Science News - By Rachel Ehrenberg August 15, 2011</small> | ::<small>Science News - By Rachel Ehrenberg August 15, 2011</small> | ||
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Diagramming the relationships between more than 43,000 corporations reveals a tightly connected core of top economic actors. | Diagramming the relationships between more than 43,000 corporations reveals a tightly connected core of top economic actors. | ||
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- Science News - By Rachel Ehrenberg August 15, 2011
Diagramming the relationships between more than 43,000 corporations reveals a tightly connected core of top economic actors.
- In 2007, a mere 147 companies controlled nearly 40 percent of the monetary value of all transnational corporations,