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In other words, the "transformation problem" was a ricardian problem, not a marxian problem.
E pur si muove Matthew Guerrieri 2008
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Heffer interprets Henry VIII within the context of the whig interpretation of political history combined with a marxian social history.
Archive 2009-04-01 Burke's Corner 2009
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Philip Morris is to a marxian what "The Jooz" are to a nazi.
Global Warming, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Heffer interprets Henry VIII within the context of the whig interpretation of political history combined with a marxian social history.
Simon Heffer is not a tory Burke's Corner 2009
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This is unattractive enough, to rulers of largely traditional religious and agricultural societies, but it can be made worse by demonstrating that in fact all the marxian communist regimes, having degenerated through every phase of tyranny, are now extinct or close to it.
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The dynamic of the latter is in the marxian view self-defeating, in that the progressive substitution of machine for labour power—necessitated by competition—gradually undermines the basis of profitability itself, which is exclusively fresh human labour.
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I maintain that it is not fair to level this label at Marcuse and the original Frankfurt School, who I consider to have remained loyal to their marxian social values, but that it is fair to level it at Fromm and all the US sub-Frankfurters who followed him.
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The leaders of the Muslim world remain torn between the liberal ideology of Western business, which they dubiously assume can generate great wealth if freed from neocolonialist unequal exchange, and the marxian ideology of total state control, which is not only tyrannical and irreligious, but unnecessary, once one finally sees that the marxian critique applies only to industrial capital, not to mercantile capital which can be left in private hands with great advantage.
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The leaders of the Muslim world remain torn between the liberal ideology of Western business, which they dubiously assume can generate great wealth if freed from neocolonialist unequal exchange, and the marxian ideology of total state control, which is not only tyrannical and irreligious, but unnecessary, once one finally sees that the marxian critique applies only to industrial capital, not to mercantile capital which can be left in private hands with great advantage.
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In reality, however, the marxian analysis of capitalism makes a fundamental distinction between the capitalism of the merchant and that of the industrial entrepreneur.
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