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Notes on Anwar Shaikh`s „Capitalism: Competition, Conflict, Crises“

Marxist economist Anwar Shaikh has written a monumental book. His thousand-plus page work Capitalism. Competition, Conflict, Crises is anything but a textbook and presupposes a basic knowledge of neoclassicism, Keynesianism and Marxist theory. It is also enriched with a sophisticated […]

Notes on Anwar Shaikh`s „Capitalism: Competition, Conflict, Crises“

Gesamtkapitalreproduktion und keynesianische Interpretationen von Marx

1. Einführung In diesem Aufsatz werden wir den Versuch keynesianischer Ökonomen diskutieren, die Marxschen Reproduktionsschemata im 2. Band des Kapital so auszunutzen, dass sie die Marxsche Analyse mit dem Keynesschen Prinzip der effektiven Nachfrage in Einklang bringen können – mit

Gesamtkapitalreproduktion und keynesianische Interpretationen von Marx

Heterodox Economics vis-à-vis Crisis and Finance.Speculation of the ‘absentee rentier’ or Mechanism of disciplining social action?

The 2007-2008 financial crisis is without precedent in the post-war period, a factacknowledged by the majority of economists. At the same time, the crisis is a ‘marginalmoment’ which unveils and helps us rethink the workings of contemporary capitalism. Thelatter is

Heterodox Economics vis-à-vis Crisis and Finance.Speculation of the ‘absentee rentier’ or Mechanism of disciplining social action?

Marx’s Monetary Theory of Value and Capital as a Critique of Classical Political Economy

John Milios Department of Humanities, Social Sciences and LawNational Technical Universityof Athens, GreeceEmail: john.milios@gmail.com Dimitris P. SotiropoulosDepartment of Sociology University of the Aegean, GreeceEmail: d.p.sotiropoulos@gmail.com Short description: When does a theory really die? In the history of economic thought, it

Marx’s Monetary Theory of Value and Capital as a Critique of Classical Political Economy

Covid ‐ 19 Capitalism, Neoliberal Debt & the Need for Sovereign Money

… If no one borrowed, our capitalist economies would go into severe contraction because the vast majority of our money is created as debt. This is why financial elites were rattled during the global financial crisis: they feared credit would

Covid ‐ 19 Capitalism, Neoliberal Debt & the Need for Sovereign Money

On the Question of Money Endogeneity: Marx vs. the Post-Keynesians

This paper argues that the conception of ‘money endogeneity’ formulated and defended by Post-Keynesian economists can be founded on a coherent and theoretically sound way only on the basis of Marx’s theory of value, which the author comprehends as the

On the Question of Money Endogeneity: Marx vs. the Post-Keynesians

Heterodox Economics vis-à-vis Crisis and Finance. Speculation of the ‘absentee rentier’ or Mechanism of disciplining social action?

The 2007-2008 financial crisis is without precedent in the post-war period, a fact acknowledged by the majority of economists. At the same time, the crisis is a ‘marginal moment’ which unveils and helps us rethink the workings of contemporary capitalism.

Heterodox Economics vis-à-vis Crisis and Finance. Speculation of the ‘absentee rentier’ or Mechanism of disciplining social action?

Self-imposed division, overlooked continuity: Marx, Keynes and the Rate of Profit

Abstract This paper was presented to the World Keynes Conference in Denizli, Turkey. Its purpose is to analyse the conditions for a stable exit from Long Depressions, in line with the programme of research outlined in my chapter for the

Self-imposed division, overlooked continuity: Marx, Keynes and the Rate of Profit

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