Enchanted World
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Product details
- ISBN 9780860918066
- Weight: 229g
- Dimensions: 127 x 203mm
- Publication Date: 01 Jan 1985
- Publisher: Verso Books
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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In this seminal book, Alain Lipietz, one of France's most distinguished Marxist economists, explores the role of money and credit in the causes of the 1980s world slump.
Lipietz presents a cogent and convincing argument that traditional Marxist economics has concentrated too heavily on the production process at the price of ignoring day-to-day forms of capitalist commerce-money and commodities.
The Enchanted World will be of interest to all students of economics concerned with the vicissitudes of the world recession. It also presents a readable introduction to the work of the renowned "regulation school" of French economics, offering a concise explanation of its emphasis on the structural forms within which accumulation takes place.
Lipietz presents a cogent and convincing argument that traditional Marxist economics has concentrated too heavily on the production process at the price of ignoring day-to-day forms of capitalist commerce-money and commodities.
The Enchanted World will be of interest to all students of economics concerned with the vicissitudes of the world recession. It also presents a readable introduction to the work of the renowned "regulation school" of French economics, offering a concise explanation of its emphasis on the structural forms within which accumulation takes place.
Alain Lipietz works at the Centre d'etude prospectives d' economie mathematique appliquees a Ia planification in Paris and is the author of L'Audace ou l'enlisement.
