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Marxian theories of crises: a rejoinder

Claudio Sardoni

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The two main issues which I shall deal with are the following: 1. ThereadingofmyinterpretationofMarx’stheoryofcrisesas‘underconsumptionist.’ 2. The problem of the long duration of crises in contemporary capitalism as opposed to their relatively brief duration during the historical phase analysed by Marx.

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The two main issues which I shall deal with are the following: 1. ThereadingofmyinterpretationofMarx’stheoryofcrisesas‘underconsumptionist.’ 2. The problem of the long duration of crises in contemporary capitalism as opposed to their relatively brief duration during the historical phase analysed by Marx.

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The two main issues which I shall deal with are the following: 1. ThereadingofmyinterpretationofMarx’stheoryofcrisesas‘underconsumptionist.’ 2. The problem of the long duration of crises in contemporary capitalism as opposed to their relatively brief duration during the historical phase analysed by Marx.

Key concepts: Post-Keynesian economics, Economics, Neoclassical economics, Keynesian economics, Positive economics, Mainstream economics, Neo-Keynesian economics, Heterodox economics

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