2006•Journal of Guizhou College of Finance and EconomicsRequires access

The Relationship between Marxist Economics and Western Economics-Another Discussion

Zheng Xing-bi

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Marxist is different from economics,but the formulation that Western refers specifically to non-Marxist economics is not proper.Marxist and differ in theoretical foundation,object of study and level of issues being analyzed.The right attitude should be boldly drawing on and assimilating aspects of favorable to us under the guidance of Marxist economics.In view of realities in China,we still need to learn more from it.

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Key concepts: Marxist philosophy, Foundation (evidence), Object (grammar), China, Positive economics, Neoclassical economics, Philosophy and economics, Sociology