Hedged Out: Inequality and Insecurity on Wall Street

Hedged Out: Inequality and Insecurity on Wall Street By Neely, Megan Tobias Published by University of California Press Publication Date: 2022-01-25 Subject: Economics, Business & Economics Economic History, Business & Economics, Economic History, Business & Economics Corporate & Business History, Corporate & Business History, Business & Economics Corporate Finance Private Equity, Corporate Finance, Private Equity, Social Science Sociology General, Social Science, Sociology, General, Business & Economics Corporate Finance General, Social Science Gender Studies, Gender Studies, Social Science Race & Ethnic Relations, Race & Ethnic Relations, Economic History, History Of Specific Companies Corporate History, History Of Specific Companies, Corporate History, Corporate Finance, Gender Studies, Gender Groups, Ethnic Groups And Multicultural Studies, Investment Advisors - Social Conditions - United States, Securities Industry - Social Aspects - United States, Hedge Funds - United States, Equality - Economic Aspects - United States, Anf: Economics, Business & Economics Corporate & Business History, Business & Economics Corporate Finance General, Business & Economics Corporate Finance Private Equity, Business & Economics Economic History, Business & Economics Corporate & Business History - General, Business & Economics Corporate Finance - Private Equity, Business & Economics Economic History, Business & Economics Investments & Securities - General, Social Science Gender Studies, Social Science Race & Ethnic Relations, Social Science Sociology General, Social Science Gender Studies, Social Science Race & Ethnic Relations, Social Science Sociology - General, Economics, Corporate Finance, Economic History, Ethnic Groups And Multicultural Studies, Gender Studies, Gender Groups, History Of Specific Companies Corporate History, Sociology Subject Keywords: hedge fund workers; managers; books about wall street; c suite; executive; gender; race; class privilege; economic inequality; finance capitalism; white masculinity; wages; salary; sociology Genre: Economics, Business & Economics, Economic History, Business & Economics, Corporate & Business History, Business & Economics, Corporate Finance, Private Equity, Social Science, Sociology, General, Business & Economics, Corporate Finance, General, Social Science, Gender Studies, Social Science, Race & Ethnic Relations, Economic History, History Of Specific Companies, Corporate History, Corporate Finance, Sociology, Gender Studies, Gender Groups, Ethnic Groups And Multicultural Studies Target Audience: Professional and scholarly