Our response to neoliberalism ... a return to Keynesian economics of greater state interventionto preventunbridled monopoly capitalism
US imperialism(passive) led bythe global monopoly capitalism
Bell Pottinger to take attention away from Zuma(passive) designed bywhite monopoly capitalism ’ –
that government policy ... especially that of unorthodox finance helpedto createmonopoly capitalism
The capitalist state through pro - corporate and banking regulations , the allocation of tax and other benefits for the wealthy and powerful , and military mobilizations , such as President Cleveland ’s use of the United States army to crush workers during the Pullman strike of 1894 , helpedcreatetwentieth century monopoly capitalism
Capitalist competitioncreatescapitalist monopoly
the concentration and - centralisation of capitalleadingto monopoly capitalism
internal forces of the capitalist Private sector(passive) created byThe capitalist monopoly
concessionsleadingto monopoly capitalism
other words , all the capital markets contract , the number of firms in the markets decline , and competition erodes ,leadingto monopoly capitalism
Free marketsleadto monopoly capitalism
the law of concentration and centralization of capitalledto the creation of monopoly capitalism
competitive capitalismleadsconcentrated , monopoly capitalism – then
Marx ’s predictionleadsto monopoly ... the ‘ new capitalism
Death of a Marxist : 1.The limitations set by the powerful countries of the world — the imperialist bloc led by the U.S. — andpreventedby the system of monopoly capitalism
a string of mergers and consolidationsledto monopoly capitalism
reforms designedto preventthe excesses of monopoly capitalism
the Quakersinventedmonopoly to show the folly of capitalism
the decaying but deadly firepower of Washington(passive) led bythe need of world monopoly capitalism
Sweezy from Bortkiewicz ’s neo - Ricardian critique of Marx(passive) is ... designed byMonopoly Capitalism School
At the same time , Lenin hadto causewas monopoly capitalism
to fascismleadsto fascism
a global network of production , finance , distribution , and investment that allowed them to seize the strategic and profitable segments of peripheral economies and appropriate their economic surpluscreateda global network of production , finance , distribution , and investment that allowed them to seize the strategic and profitable segments of peripheral economies and appropriate their economic surplus
the global environmental crisis(passive) created bythe global environmental crisis
to the creation of the monster of imperialismhas ledto the creation of the monster of imperialism
in the rise of modern imperialismresultingin the rise of modern imperialism
the export of capital and modern imperialismcreatesthe export of capital and modern imperialism
inevitably to imperialism , which engenders a violent world warleadsinevitably to imperialism , which engenders a violent world war
a surplus of miserycreateda surplus of misery
the colossal problems(passive) created bythe colossal problems
to the road to finance capitalist imperialism in the last stageleadsto the road to finance capitalist imperialism in the last stage
from the elimination of socialism - communismoriginatedfrom the elimination of socialism - communism
in poor economic demandhas resultedin poor economic demand
demand , not the other way aroundcreatesdemand , not the other way around
the myriad critical problems(passive) created bythe myriad critical problems
the ' deep crisis(passive) caused bythe ' deep crisis
an unprecedented economic crisis(passive) caused byan unprecedented economic crisis
to global economic crisisresultedto global economic crisis
to increased constant capital and as more and more workers become unemployed and due to further exploitation of labor through low wage rateswill leadto increased constant capital and as more and more workers become unemployed and due to further exploitation of labor through low wage rates
the conditions in which the fascists could breedcreatedthe conditions in which the fascists could breed
to the emergence of new financial institutions , which began to develop rapidly after the crisis of 1929 - 1933ledto the emergence of new financial institutions , which began to develop rapidly after the crisis of 1929 - 1933
opportunities — which must be seized — for proletarian revolution to mature in weaker , less developed countries like Russiacreatesopportunities — which must be seized — for proletarian revolution to mature in weaker , less developed countries like Russia
the great majority of them [ to ] live undeservedly in miserable and wretched conditions ” [ 5had causedthe great majority of them [ to ] live undeservedly in miserable and wretched conditions ” [ 5
all the necessary material conditions for socialism ... while monopolist rule has become the decisive obstacle to all social progresshas createdall the necessary material conditions for socialism ... while monopolist rule has become the decisive obstacle to all social progress
specifically capitalist use values”—use values that have no basis in genuine human needs but that are produced ( and the demand created ) in order to ensure the reproduction of capital itself ... i.e. , the realization of ever - greater profits.48 More and more emphasis in the system is placed on so - called positional goods , related to statushas createdspecifically capitalist use values”—use values that have no basis in genuine human needs but that are produced ( and the demand created ) in order to ensure the reproduction of capital itself ... i.e. , the realization of ever - greater profits.48 More and more emphasis in the system is placed on so - called positional goods , related to status
to such phenomena as the creation of international monopoliesledto such phenomena as the creation of international monopolies
since the larger capitals with their superior economies of scale and superior technologies will cheapen commodities at a faster rate than will smaller capitals , and so drive the latter out of production , or simply absorb them through purchasemust resultsince the larger capitals with their superior economies of scale and superior technologies will cheapen commodities at a faster rate than will smaller capitals , and so drive the latter out of production , or simply absorb them through purchase
to the formation of ' international monopolist capitalist combines which share the world amongst themselves ... and to the ' territorial division of the whole world among the biggest capitalist powersledto the formation of ' international monopolist capitalist combines which share the world amongst themselves ... and to the ' territorial division of the whole world among the biggest capitalist powers
captive markets with political authorization and military forcecreatescaptive markets with political authorization and military force
greed and corruptioncreatesgreed and corruption
new laws , new dynamics , that upend the previously understood laws of capital accumulationhas creatednew laws , new dynamics , that upend the previously understood laws of capital accumulation
to soak the people through a vital servicedesignedto soak the people through a vital service
a whole series of intermediate castes or sub - classescreatesa whole series of intermediate castes or sub - classes
among Marxists theorists,[25 ] non - Marxist economic historiansoriginatedamong Marxists theorists,[25 ] non - Marxist economic historians
among Marxist theorists,[63 ] non - Marxist economic historiansoriginatedamong Marxist theorists,[63 ] non - Marxist economic historians
among Marxist theorists,[32 ] non - Marxist economic historiansoriginatedamong Marxist theorists,[32 ] non - Marxist economic historians
a large stratum of capitalists known as renterscreateda large stratum of capitalists known as renters
from the economic policies of the past 30 yearshas resultedfrom the economic policies of the past 30 years
to sharpened competitionledto sharpened competition
1st and 2nd WWcaused1st and 2nd WW
government from expanding its role in the directions recommended by Madrickpreventsgovernment from expanding its role in the directions recommended by Madrick