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7. Is Over-investment the Cause of the Post-2007 U.S. Economic Crisis?1.

Author

Bakir, Erdogan and Campbell, Al

Subjects
*FINANCIAL crises, *INVESTMENTS, *MARXIAN economics, *NEOLIBERALISM, *BUSINESS cycles
Abstract

A significant number of left political economists hold that the U.S. Great Recession and subsequent lethargic performance are a crisis of over-capacity that resulted from over-investment. Kotz (2011, 2013) has recently attempted to provide empirical support for this position. Despite sharing an understanding of the crisis very similar to his, the authors find in this paper that a careful examination of his evidence does not support considering this to be a crisis of over-investment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2015
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8. Is Over-investment the Cause of the Post-2007 U.S. Economic Crisis?1.

Author

Bakir, Erdogan and Campbell, Al

Subjects
FINANCIAL crises, INVESTMENTS, MARXIAN economics, NEOLIBERALISM, BUSINESS cycles
Abstract

A significant number of left political economists hold that the U.S. Great Recession and subsequent lethargic performance are a crisis of over-capacity that resulted from over-investment. Kotz (2011, 2013) has recently attempted to provide empirical support for this position. Despite sharing an understanding of the crisis very similar to his, the authors find in this paper that a careful examination of his evidence does not support considering this to be a crisis of over-investment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2015
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9. Book Review: Marx's Associated Mode of Production: A Critique of Marxism.

Author

Campbell, Al

Subjects
*BOOK reviewing, *MIXED economy, *ECONOMICS
Abstract

Although recognizing that a continual critique of (constantly evolving) capitalism continues to be an essential aspect of Marxism, Paresh Chattopadhyay makes clear that the focus of this book is on Marx and Engels's ideas about the nature of what will replace it. Chapter 4, "Post-capitalist Society: A Marxist Portrait", examines how Marx and Engels presented their continually maturing ideas on this in the I Communist Manifesto i , in particular introducing there the idea that capitalism creates both the material and subjective conditions for its own transcendence through a "union of free individuals". But he and Marx were always clear this meant, as Chattopadhyay quotes Marx saying, "the political state disappears" (5). [Extracted from the article]

Published
2019
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