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A contradiction between matter and form: on the significance of the production of relative surplus value in the dynamic of terminal crisis
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Building on the insights of Capital I, and dispatching common liberal misunderstandings of those insights, Claus Peter Ortlieb makes the case for what mainstream economists euphemistically call “secular stagnation”: that is, an economic crisis that cannot be resolved by economic means.Author's Profile
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