The Capitalist Economy and its Prosthetics Necessity, Evolution and Dilemmas of a Brotherhood
Notwithstanding its ruthless dynamics, the capitalist economy has the flaw of deficient employment-generating spending. This leads to unemployment of non-owners, individual suffering, social unrest and it undermines military strength. To deal with these issues, states use prosthetic policies, artifi...
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Bielefeld :
transcript Verlag
[2024]
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Foreword
- Part I: Introduction to elementary economics of profit economies
- Chapter I. Praeter-Economics: Wealth procurement by violence
- Chapter II. Value, money and the economic system
- Section 1. Value and value attribution
- Section 2. Money and money creation
- Section 3. The economic system
- Chapter III. Wealth procurement by exchange
- Section 1. Consumptive and investive spending: C–M–C’ and M–C–M’
- Section 2. The productive and the sterile economy
- Section 3. A tableau économique of modern capitalism
- Section 4. An original assembly
- Part II: Ancient capitalism, the ascent of ancient prosthetics and their dilemmas
- Chapter IV. Primitive society, civilization and the ancient master drama
- Section 1. Goods procurement in primitive society
- Section 2. Primitive society and civilization
- Section 3. The master drama of ancient capitalism: Land for peasants
- Chapter V. Conservative-restorative policies and prosthetics in ancient capitalism
- Section 1. Conservative-restorative policies and prosthetics in ancient Greece
- Section 2. Conservative-restorative policies and prosthetics in ancient Rome
- Section 3. China: A glance at 2000 years of East-Eurasian ancient master drama
- Section 4. The failure of conservatism/restoration, ancient prosthetics and their dilemmas
- Part III: The deficiency of employment-generating spending in modern capitalism
- Chapter VI. The master drama of modern capitalism: Employment for workers
- Chapter VII. The structural deficiency of employmentgenerating spending in modern capitalism
- Section 1. Circuit closure analysis
- Section 2. Quesnay’s dépenses-integrated “royaume agricole”
- Section 3. Smith: An invisible hand over suppliers and customers
- Section 4. Proudhon and Sismondi: Producers cannot buy their produce
- Section 5. Malthus: Costs cannot buy value
- Section 6. What Say said and Ricardo’s Law of Say
- Section 7. Marx’s insufficient theory on insufficient employmentgenerating spending
- Section 8. Keynes: Firms’ deficient employment-generating spending as deficient remedy for consumers’ deficient employment-generating spending
- Section 9. Kalecki: Only capitalists can save capitalists
- Section 10. Minsky: Liquidity and firms’ employment-generating spending
- Chapter VIII. The deficient-producive-spendingsyndrome
- Section 1. A merely abstract possibility of circuit closure in capitalism
- Section 2. The drain of wealth out of the productive economy
- Section 3. The deficient-producive-spending-syndrome
- Section 4. Secondary dynamics and the deficient-producive-spendingsyndrome
- Part IV: The prosthetics of modern capitalism and their dilemmas
- Chapter IX. Redistributive and expansive prosthetics
- Chapter X. Redistributive prosthetics funded without money creation
- Section 1. Redistributive prosthetics funded with domestic taxation and expropriations
- Section 2. Redistributive prosthetics funded with war, external violent wealth procurement and protectionism
- Section 3. Redistributive prosthetics funded with redistributive debt
- Chapter XI. Expansive prosthetics funded with money creation in commodity money regimes
- Section 1. Expansive prosthetics funded with commodity money creation
- Section 2. Expansive prosthetics funded with merchant credit money creation
- Section 3. Expansive prosthetics funded with private bank credit money creation
- Chapter XII. Expansive prosthetics funded with money creation in state fiat money regimes
- Section 1. From commodity money regimes to state fiat money regimes
- Section 2. State fiat money creation aside private bank credit money creation
- Section 3. Expansive prosthetics funded with private bank credit money creation
- Section 4. Expansive prosthetics funded with state fiat money creation
- Chapter XIII. The dilemmas of the prosthetics of modern capitalism
- Afterword: An outlook in questions and answers
- Appendix
- Conventions
- List of Figures
- References
