defending-turnover-for-the-last-timeDownload klems-1987-2021Download This posting is a courtesy to those commenting on turnover and circulating capital in a recent post on Michael Roberts blog. On the spreadsheet, which is vast, all calculations for the graphs are coloured. to help the reader navigate it.
WHY MARXISTS CANNOT IGNORE CIRCULATING CAPITAL!
Category: Political Economy
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WHY MARXISTS CANNOT IGNORE CIRCULATING CAPITAL!
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China: Xi’s third term – part 3: chips, dual circulation and imperialism
Even as Xi Jinping was promising China’s Communist Party’s national congress that China would “resolutely win the battle” in key areas of technology, employees of technology companies in China and elsewhere were being told to down tools. Dozens of the hundreds of executives and engineers with US citizenship or green cards who work in or with […]
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China: Xi’s third term – part two: property, debt and common prosperity
In part one of my analysis of China’s economic future, I dealt with the claims that China would slow towards stagnation because its investment rate was too high, the working population was falling fast and the economy needed to become like mature Western capitalist economies based on consumption-led growth. I argued that the Western capitalist […]
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China: Xi’s third term – part one: growth, investment and consumption
China’s Congress of the Communist Party takes place this week. This is an important event not only for China, but globally. The Western media have concentrated on the fact that current party leader Xi Jinping will be confirmed for an unprecedented third term as party leader and thus also continue as President of China when […]
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IN THE MARKETS WE TRUSST. A Brief Review of the UK Government’s U-turn in the face of the BOE’s intransigence.
the-hunt-for-truss-1Download The delusional Truss became the most short-lived Prime Minister in British history. Boris Johnson is trying to regain the Premiership. In the article I posed the question whether the populist wing of the Tory Party had been crushed or not? The answer is it has. Therefore, it is highly unlikely that Johnson will prevail […]
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Lula’s return to Palácio da Alvorada hangs on working class turnout
Lula is just five points ahead in the polls – and if Bolsonaro defies them to a similar degree later this month, we may see four more years of the dangerous incumbent.
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Karl Marx’s philosophy detailed – how his work continues to influence
This excellent short summary of Karl Marx’s outlook and lasting influence was published by Newshub 5 July 2022. It was written by Christopher Pollard for The Conversation In 1845, Karl Marx declared: “philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways; the point is to change it”. Change it he did. Political movements representing masses of […]
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Don’t Pay UK: Mass civil disobedience is risky – but it could work
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Don’t Pay UK is still in its infancy, but the momentum is encouraging. Over the next month, we will see whether it can mount a serious campaign which will force the government’s hand, or simply wither away.
Don’t Pay UK: Mass civil disobedience is risky – but it could work
