Monopoly Capital

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" , ^ - - "This book
deals with a vital area of economics, has a miique approach, is '.stimulating and well written. It represents the first serious attenipt to extend Marx's model of competitive capitalism to the new conditions of monopoly capitalism."
- - ^ _ ^ "Baran and
Sweezy have produced an appraisal of American society . . . that is totally at odds with the interpretation of American society we find in the books of most professors . unlike most books we read, this one attacks prevailing beliefs at their roots."
-Ki ^ . r: " a brilliant description of the
economic forces at work in the main centers of economic power—the giant corporations Monopoly Capital may be regarded as an analysis of the sources of contemporary political formations . and the corporate ideology Monopoly Capital will be a munificent source of insights and ideas for many years to come."
igl -: . "This is in every way a stimu-
lating and refreshing book, written lucidly and easily,... Tovább

Fülszöveg

" , ^ - - "This book
deals with a vital area of economics, has a miique approach, is '.stimulating and well written. It represents the first serious attenipt to extend Marx's model of competitive capitalism to the new conditions of monopoly capitalism."
- - ^ _ ^ "Baran and
Sweezy have produced an appraisal of American society . . . that is totally at odds with the interpretation of American society we find in the books of most professors . unlike most books we read, this one attacks prevailing beliefs at their roots."
-Ki ^ . r: " a brilliant description of the
economic forces at work in the main centers of economic power—the giant corporations Monopoly Capital may be regarded as an analysis of the sources of contemporary political formations . and the corporate ideology Monopoly Capital will be a munificent source of insights and ideas for many years to come."
igl -: . "This is in every way a stimu-
lating and refreshing book, written lucidly and easily, without jargon or dogma, and representing a welcome attempt to look at the monopoly capitalism of today with fresh eyes. Merely as exposition, rendering what are often quite difficult problems accessible to the layman, it is something of a tour de force. For comprehensive sweep, topicality and quality of thought we have not had its equal in Marxian economic literature for a very long time."
" was, until his death in 1964, Professor of Economics at
Stanford University. His book The Political Economy of Growth is widely recognized as one of the most important contributions to economic thought in recent years. ^ was, from 1934 to 1942, a member of the Harvard economics faculty. In recent years he has been Visiting Professor of Economics at Cornell, Stanford, and the New School for Social Research. His Theory of Capitalist Development, published in 1942, stands as the classic exposition of Marxian economic thought. Vissza