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Focuses on Elliott′s writings on Marx through the prism of a contemporary question of pressing urgency for those committed to human progress: is socialism possible? Concentrates on a subset of Elliott′s writings on Marx and sketches out his version of Marx′s views on the ideal character of...
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This paper attempts to show that inadequate levels of profitability played an important role in the onset of the Great Depression. Three popular alternative views of the crash are first criticized: the Monopoly View, the Underconsumption Theory, and the Monetarist Explanation. In our opinion,...
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<Para ID="Par1">This paper investigates whether a search engine’s ordering of algorithmic results has an important effect on website traffic. A website’s ranking on a search engine results page is positively correlated with the clicks that it receives. This could result from the search engine’s accurately...</para>
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This study analyzes the important increase in the rate of profit which occurred in the United States during World War II. The gap between the predepression trend line, from 1900 to 1929, and the postwar line, from 1946 to 1989, is estimated as a shift of 15.8 percent in absolute terms (to be...
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[eng] There has been a dramatic fall in the rate of profit in the United States since worid war II. The profile of this fall is discribed through the findings of the numerous studies of this issue now available. The point of departure following world war II is a high point of profitability. The...
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