finanziarizzazione

financialisation

noun fee-nahn-tsyah-reet-tsah-TSYOH-neh Rare

Usage Note

Finanziarizzazione is a technical term from economics describing the process by which financial markets, institutions, and elites gain greater influence over economic policy and outcomes. It is the Italian equivalent of the English 'financialisation' (UK) / 'financialization' (US). Encountered mainly in academic and journalistic writing on political economy; not an everyday word.

Examples

"La finanziarizzazione dell'economia ha aumentato le disuguaglianze."

Natural Translation

The financialisation of the economy has increased inequalities.

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