"Shane Mage" <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Jul 5, 2013, at 3:05 PM, Jurriaan Bendien wrote: > > It is certainly true that capitalism develops through booms and slumps, but > > it is difficult to prove this is a cyclical process > If something is "certainly true," why should anybody need to "prove" it? Because it would identify in what sense it is true. If it were true, capitalism would return to a previous state which would, IMO, require a rather coarse measure of state. I had math professor that would always give students a hard time when making the statement that a part of a proof was obvious. -- Ron
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