The myth (or folly) of the 3% Maastricht parameter.pdf
Ignatzthemouse
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Robert ReichIf the Kroger-Albertsons merger goes through, they will own more than 5,000 U.S. stores.
What's to stop them from continually raising their prices if there's nowhere else to shop?
@Snowden o contenuti devono esser moderati, ok. Ma se devo star qui a parlare solo di motori, calcio, figa e ricette torno su Twitter Perché no account di forze politiche o religiose? QUESTA È GIÀ DI PER SÉ UNA POSIZIONE POLITICA QUALUNQUISTA
Branko Milanovic - What is capital? https://open.substack.com/pub/branko2f7/p/capital-as-a-historic-concept?r=7tux8&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
Capital as a historic concept
In a recent thesis written by Mauricio de Rosa, the last chapter is dedicated to the discussion of what is capital in Marxist and neoclassical worlds Mauricio very carefully translates Marx’s concepts of constant and variable capital into national accounts that we use now, and distinguishes Marx’s rate of profit from the neoclassical rate of return. (I am sitting on his dissertation committee and cannot say anything more).
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@istuetzle ich ahnte schon dass frúher oder später sollte ich auch Claus Offe mal lesen
@warendenkform oh no sorry i haven't forgotten none of you, i am just trying fot a while to live out of the Matrix
DistractedMOSFETShould libraries run search engines? It seems that the original point of a library was to organize human knowledge and culture for the public benefit. The benefit has been great, but libraries aren't the main tool for finding information now. Search engines are. The notion that a library needs to be for books only is an arbitrary limitation. This oversight allowed corporations to move into that traditionally non-profit role, and I'm not convinced they've done a particularly good job.