CB (from a past life):
As to the true universal Doug asked Yoshie for, I would build it.
not on a new idea, but Marx and Feuerbach's species-being.
That is S Duff Henwood, isn't it? Asking someone else to do all
the work by posing one of his pseudo-profound questions. Everyone else
should
CeJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/25/2008 9:01 PM
Precis on theories of capitalist crisis, replies to CB and SM
CB: Yes, , but I have this thing that Marxists shouldn't be focussed
on
how crises occur, but what how they impact the classes and class
struggle, , if you follow me. They would be
CeJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/24/2008 10:04 PM
^
CB: I don't that Marx , Engels or Lenin analyzed what precipitated
specific profit crises. Do you have an example of one of them
analyzing
a specific crisis ?
Will get back to you on your question.
But let me say: Perhaps my question
CeJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/24/2008 10:04 PM
But let me say: Perhaps my question should have been stated as the
question as to whether or now there was a profit crisis.
The crisis in profitability is demonstrated by the fact that for the
past decade a huge share of newly formed money
CeJ jannuzi
I believe the most fruitful lines of thought are centered on Lenin.
Tthat was, in part, his genius of adding the concept of imperialism to
Marxist thought; clearly WW I and its aftermath were real
Precis on theories of capitalist crisis, replies to CB and SM
CB: Yes, , but I have this thing that Marxists shouldn't be focussed on
how crises occur, but what how they impact the classes and class
struggle, , if you follow me. They would be interested in what's
happening now, as you say, but
What is interesting about the 'crises' of the 80s is, not only are
they earlier historic examples or analogues to what is going on now,
they are at the very root of what is going on now.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savings_and_Loan_crisis#Causes
The damage to SL operations led Congress to act,
CeJ [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/23/2008 1:05 AM
Precis on theories of capitalist crisis by economist
That wasn't very precise or concise or incisive.
American 'capitalism'--finance capitalism--was reporting huge profits
almost right up until the onset of the crisis late last summer. I
should think
^
CB: I don't that Marx , Engels or Lenin analyzed what precipitated
specific profit crises. Do you have an example of one of them analyzing
a specific crisis ?
Will get back to you on your question.
But let me say: Perhaps my question should have been stated as the
question as to
I believe the most fruitful lines of thought are centered on Lenin.
Tthat was, in part, his genius of adding the concept of imperialism to
Marxist thought; clearly WW I and its aftermath were real crises. It's
his conception of imperialism and his analysis of finance capitalism
that make him one
Precis on theories of capitalist crisis by economist
That wasn't very precise or concise or incisive.
American 'capitalism'--finance capitalism--was reporting huge profits
almost right up until the onset of the crisis late last summer. I
should think Marx, Engels or Lenin would be looking at
Precis on theories of capitalist crisis by economist James Devine
http://archives.econ.utah.edu/archives/pen-l/2008w11/msg00058.htm
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