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section of the first version of Volume III of Capital. It then considers Part III of Volume III, the evolution of Marx …'s thought and various interpretations of his theory in the light of this analysis. It is suggested that Marx thought that the … conclusions are: 1. Marx's major attempt to show that the rate of profit must fall occurred in the general law section. 2. Part …
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this last work. The main conclusions are first, that Marx had an intrinsic explanation of the falling rate of profit but …
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Abstract: This paper examines, both descriptively and analytically, Marx's arguments for the falling rate of profit … Collected Works and Chapter 3 of Volume III of Capital. The conclusions are as follows: First, Marx realised that his main … finally, in Chapter 3 of Volume III, Marx says that it is resource scarcity that causes the fall in the rate of profit …
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section of the first version of Volume III of Capital. It then considers Part III of Volume III, the evolution of Marx …'s thought and various interpretations of his theory in the light of this analysis. It is suggested that Marx thought that the … conclusions are: 1. Marx's major attempt to show that the rate of profit must fall occurred in the general law section. 2. Part …
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Conceptions of post-Capitalist systems of governance, economy and human geography are undermined without the counsel of evolutionary cognitive neuroscience, biology and psychology. Constructs such as capitalism and culture are creations of the individual and collective human brain and its...
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Abstract: The paper presents a foundation model for Marxian theories of the breakdown of capitalism based on a new falling rate of profit mechanism. All of these theories are based on one or more of "the historical tendencies": a rising capital-wage bill ratio, a rising capitalist share and a...
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