Rudolf Hilferding
Rudolf Hilferding · Economics & Business
Economist
1877, Vienna, Austria — 1941, Paris, France
Austria · Germany · France
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Rudolf Hilferding was an Austrian-born Marxist economist and Social Democratic politician whose 1910 work 'Finance Capital' analysed the fusion of banking and industrial capital, deeply influencing later theories of imperialism. He twice served as Germany's finance minister. A Jew, he fled Nazi Germany but was seized in occupied France and died in Gestapo custody in Paris.
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