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- We respond to criticisms regarding our definition of assetization, particularly focusing on its accounting aspects and the similarities it shares with financialization.
- We explore the connection between the concepts of value and valuation, highlighting how they relate to our understanding of assetization.
- Looking ahead, we propose an agenda that considers the political aspects of assetization, particularly in relation to externalizing future costs and the challenges posed by increasing inflation.
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In this response, we address criticisms of our definition of assetization from an accounting perspective, its overlap with financialization, and the relationship between value and valuation it posits. We reflect on a future agenda around assetization emphasizing the political dimensions of externalizing future costs and the implications of rising inflation.
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