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The Falling Rate of Profit in the Postwar United States Economy

Fred Moseley

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Presents an empirical test of Marx's theory of the "falling rate of profit" by deriving estimates of the Marxian rate of profit and its determinants for the post-World War II US economy in order to de

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Presents an empirical test of Marx's theory of the "falling rate of profit" by deriving estimates of the Marxian rate of profit and its determinants for the post-World War II US economy in order to de

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Presents an empirical test of Marx's theory of the "falling rate of profit" by deriving estimates of the Marxian rate of profit and its determinants for the post-World War II US economy in order to de

Key concepts: Rate of profit, Profit rate, Economics, Profit (economics), Falling (accident), For profit, Gross profit, Order (exchange)

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