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What drove the rise of nationwide consumer finance in the late 20th century?

Banks' strategic manipulation of local (state-level) law, not just federal deregulation.

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What critical event in 1981 reshaped consumer finance?

Citibank's relocation of its credit card business to South Dakota.

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What was the impact of Citibank's relocation on state usury laws?

It forced a 'race to the bottom' in state usury laws.

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What was the federal regulatory system like for banks before the 1980s?

Federal law banned interstate branching, and state usury laws capped interest rates, promoting stability but limiting bank growth.

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What was the Marquette Decision (1978)?

The Supreme Court ruled that a national bank could 'export' the interest rate allowed by its home state to customers in other states.

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What loophole did the Marquette Decision create?

A bank in a high-usury state could lend to consumers nationwide at its home state's rates.

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What crisis did Citibank face in the late 1970s?

Soaring inflation and interest rates caused Citibank's cost of funds to exceed New York's usury cap, leading to massive losses.

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Why did Citibank relocate to South Dakota?

South Dakota eliminated its usury ceiling to help local banks, allowing Citibank to charge uncapped interest rates.

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What deal did Citibank strike with South Dakota?

Citibank agreed to move its card operation to Sioux Falls in exchange for jobs and investment.

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What restrictions were placed on Citibank's operation in South Dakota?

The operation was restricted to a back-office role that could not compete for local deposits or customers.

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What was the regulatory domino effect following Citibank's move?

Other states, like Delaware, repealed their usury laws to attract bank jobs, leading to forty-four states loosening or lifting usury laws by 1983.

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What was the impact of financialization on consumer credit?

Banks could directly intermediate between volatile capital markets and consumers, causing consumer credit card debt to spiral out of control.

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How much did consumer credit card debt increase by 2008?

It quintupled.

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What shift occurred in political power due to the changes in consumer finance?

The politics of local job creation overwhelmed the politics of local consumer protection.

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What did states become as a result of the changes in consumer finance?

States became 'on-shore' financial havens.

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What were the high administrative costs associated with credit cards before the 1980s?

They limited bank growth and profitability.

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What was the primary focus of credit card plans before the 1980s?

They were primarily local due to geographic confinement of banks.

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What was the consequence of Citibank's aggressive national credit card network building?

It aimed to bypass geographic restrictions imposed by federal regulations.

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What did the elimination of the usury ceiling in South Dakota aim to achieve?

It aimed to help local banks during an economic decline.

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What was the overall effect of the rise of consumer finance on banks?

It allowed banks to expand their operations and increase profitability by circumventing state regulations.

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What major issue does the article address regarding Black entrepreneurs?

The historical and ongoing marginalization of Black entrepreneurs and business leaders.

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What are some racial barriers that Black entrepreneurs face in business?

Discrimination in funding, leadership opportunities, and overall recognition.

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What percentage of Black-owned businesses were approved for loans between 2012 and 2017?

47% of Black-owned businesses.

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What percentage of white-owned businesses were approved for loans during the same period?

75% of white-owned businesses.

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What challenges do Black business owners face even when loans are approved?

Higher interest rates and stricter repayment terms.

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How does the marginalization of Black entrepreneurs affect economic gaps?

It prevents them from growing their businesses and competing equally, creating economic disadvantages.

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What does the article say about Black contributions to management?

They are often overlooked, despite their significant impact on company growth.

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Who is considered the father of Black management?

Charles Clinton Spaulding.

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Who is recognized as the mother of Black management?

Maggie Lena Walker.

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What percentage of senior leadership positions in large U.S. corporations are held by Black managers?

Less than 4%.

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What issue do Simone Phipps and Leon Prieto highlight regarding business education?

It presents a one-sided view of history, focusing mainly on white theorists and leaders.

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What contributions of early Black entrepreneurs are often overlooked in education?

Their focus on cooperation, community, and shared success.

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What is the impact of teaching a biased view of business history?

Students miss lessons on social responsibility, empathy, and collective progress.

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What do the authors suggest is necessary for creating a fairer economy?

Changing what is taught in business education to include overlooked contributions.

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Why is recognizing Black contributions to business important?

It reshapes success and teaches future leaders about profit with purpose.

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What is the main argument of the article regarding the representation of Black leaders?

It is essential for a complete understanding of business history and leadership.

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What does the term 'management' refer to in the context of the article?

Leadership, decision-making, and the overall organization of a business.

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How does the article describe the impact of racism on Black entrepreneurs?

It shapes who has the power and resources to succeed in the global economy.

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What is the significance of Black business leaders' contributions to capitalism?

They represent a vision of success that benefits the community, not just individuals.

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What are the consequences of ignoring Black innovators in business education?

It limits the understanding of diverse leadership and capitalism.

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What is the call to action presented in the article?

To recognize and include the contributions of Black entrepreneurs in business education.