2014
DOI: 10.3926/hdbr.7
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Análisis longitudinal de las consejerías cruzadas y su papel en la organización económica española

Abstract: Las consejerías cruzadas establecen relaciones entre empresas y determinan la organización económica de un país. En este artículo se analiza la red corporativa formada por las empresas del IBEX 35 en el año 2008 más dos cajas de ahorros y se comparan con la misma red de 2005. Observamos que las grandes empresas privatizadas en los años noventa siguen manteniendo posiciones de elevada centralidad. Por otra parte, en 2008 los bancos pierden centralidad, mientras que la de las cajas de ahorros aumenta.Peer Review… Show more

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“…As stated before the only financial organizations that develop an activity of industrial banking in 2006 are BSCH and La Caixa. This result confirms the forecasts by previous contributions (Fernández 2003;Poveda et al 2014), in the sense of a reduction in the weight of industrial banking activity on behalf of the banks, whereas the savings banks are increasing their industrial activity in their local markets and is consistent with the study of the industrial participation of banks and saving banks by the time (Sacristán and Cabeza 2008). As previously indicated, it is more frequent that a non-financial company has representatives of various banks and savings banks on its board, than a bank has shareholdings in various industrial companies.…”
Section: Discussion Conclusion and Future Lines Of Researchsupporting
confidence: 81%
“…As stated before the only financial organizations that develop an activity of industrial banking in 2006 are BSCH and La Caixa. This result confirms the forecasts by previous contributions (Fernández 2003;Poveda et al 2014), in the sense of a reduction in the weight of industrial banking activity on behalf of the banks, whereas the savings banks are increasing their industrial activity in their local markets and is consistent with the study of the industrial participation of banks and saving banks by the time (Sacristán and Cabeza 2008). As previously indicated, it is more frequent that a non-financial company has representatives of various banks and savings banks on its board, than a bank has shareholdings in various industrial companies.…”
Section: Discussion Conclusion and Future Lines Of Researchsupporting
confidence: 81%