Pyramids of Playing Cards
Financial pyramids, as a global phenomenon, respond to social phenomena more related to ignorance and the desire to get easy money than with a financial issue in itself, which does not prevent it from generating a serious economic problem for those who bet all their capital on them. This document re...
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Language: | spa |
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2009
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Online Access: | https://revistas.ute.edu.ec/index.php/economia-y-negocios/article/view/143 |
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Summary: | Financial pyramids, as a global phenomenon, respond to social phenomena more related to ignorance and the desire to get easy money than with a financial issue in itself, which does not prevent it from generating a serious economic problem for those who bet all their capital on them. This document reviews the cases that have occurred in different parts of the world to generate a global view of the problem and seek action policies and laws that prevent this type of fraudulent business from continuing to appear and prosper. |
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