Author: (German) Robert Kurz, Translated by Qian Minru et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This is a microscope that allows us to see the black spots of rot embedded in the colorful capitalist system. Robert Kurz's analysis of the three industrial revolutions reveals why the growth vitality of capitalism over the past two centuries has inevitably been exhausted, and why the system composed of labor, monetary income, and commodity consumption is irreparable. The role this book can play is to prompt a reexamination of the inherent contradictions and internal logic of capitalism and its market economy, and it may also promote new developments in Marxist research.
Capitalism Black Book (The Final Act of the Free Market Economy, Volume 1 and 2)
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