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In this post, I continue the draft of sections of my forthcoming book, “Marxian Economics: An Introduction.” This, like the previous three posts (here, here, and here), is written to serve as the basis for chapter 1, Marxian Economics Today....Occasional Links & Commentary
Why Marxian economics?
David F. Ruccio | Professor of Economics, University of Notre Dame.