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dc.contributor.authorAmin, Samir
dc.date.accessioned2020-01-14T16:24:51Z
dc.date.accessioned2020-07-12T07:22:16Z-
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dc.date.issued9999
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dc.description.abstractPaul Baran and Paul Sweezy dared, and were able, to continue the work begun by Marx. Starting from the observation that capitalism’s inherent tendency was to allow increases in the value of labor power (wages) only at a rate lower than the rate of increase in the productivity of social labor, they deduced that the disequilibrium resulting from this distortion would lead to stagnation absent systematic organization of ways to absorb the excess profits stemming from that tendency.… This observation was the starting point for the definition that they gave to the new concept of ’surplus.”… I have always considered this bold stroke as a crucial contribution to the creative utilization of Marx’s thought.… but [Baran and Sweezy] refused to stop, like so many other Marxists, at the exegesis of his writings.… Having, for my part, completely accepted this crucial contribution from Baran and Sweezy, I would like, in this modest offering for the special issue that Monthly Review is devoting to honoring their work, to put forward a ’quantitative metric” of that surplus.fr-FR
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dc.subjectimperialism rentfr-FR
dc.subjectmonopoly capitalismfr-FR
dc.titleThe surplus in monopoly capitalism and the Imperialist rentfr-FR
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