The recent revival of Marx on the Continent is causing a lot of chatter. Das Kapital is now selling like the latest batch of hot cakes, proving that even commies prefer to own the book. Ironic because they could watch David Harvey’s lecture series on Das Kapital online for free. By Daniel Taghioff. This development [...]
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Its the environment, stupid…
May 3, 2009 – 6:56 am
By Daniel Taghioff
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Posted in Economics, Energy, Environment, Green issues, India
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Also tagged Ayn Rand, big oil, Das Kapital, desorce depletion, Developing world, India, Margaret Thatcher, Milton Friedman, Neo Liberalism, Reganomics, The Environment
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Time to junk the broken economics
April 17, 2009 – 1:07 pm
Neoclassical econometricians with their mad scientist dreams have debased economics. That is why, even though many of its specific mechanical and behavioural insights remain valid, the metatheory of neoclassical economics should be consigned to the scrapheap, argues Thus counter cultural anti-economist Chris Gilchrist. Now pay attention . . . . . Most of us suspect that [...]
By John Kelly
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Posted in Economics, Finance, Sociology, consumerism, political theory
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Also tagged Adam Smith, Anglo-Saxon model, California land taxes, Chris Gilchrist, Ernst Schumacher, Galbraith, George Soros, Henry George, if the banks have been whores economists have been their pimps, labour-versus-capital model, land value tax, libertarian human scale economics, lloyd george, Marx predicted that financial capitalism would destroy capitalism, Neoclassical econometricians with their mad scientist dreams have debased economics, neoclassical economic metatheory, political economists, Progress and Poverty, Ricardo. Marx, Samuel Brittan, time for a new economic model
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