The phenomenon of financialization in capitalist economics: A study on causes and results

In the late 1960s, when Keynesian politics began to be abandoned and the Golden Age came to an end, financialization began to show its face again, and the need for its functioning in the 19th century increased. Under pressure from regulatory policies under the view that 'finance is a national issue', profit rates had fallen. Starting from the end of the Golden Age, the Oil Crisis of the early 1970s and the collapsed Bretton Woods System, together with the expansion of financialization on an international scale, the causes and consequences of financialization in the period to date to the 2008 financial crisis will be examined in the context of events and crises.