Financial Framing and Liability Shifts
How accounting, taxonomy, and disclosure choices socially construct corporate and consumer risk, and who ultimately bears it.
Financial framing decides whose problem a risk is: the language of 'leverage,' 'off-balance-sheet,' and '废水' packages real exposure into respectable nouns. The LHS Lens treats liability shifting as a recurring inherited mechanism — same dynasty, different entities; the analysis is to ask, every time, who carries the silent side of the trade.
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