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Titel: |
Capitalism and Its Economics
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Untertitel: |
A Critical History
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2000
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2004
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Ideengeschichte/Theoriegeschichte/Dogmengeschichte; Wirtschaftsgeschichte/Technikgeschichte/Wissenschaftsgeschichte; Neoliberalismus und Neoklassik; Imperialismus/Globalisierung/Internationalisierung; Weltwirtschaft/Weltmarkt; Staatsverschuldung/Nationaleinkommen/VGR; Politische Ökonomie der kapitalistischen Produktionsweise
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Prologue
What Has Capitalism Done For Us? To Us? 1 The Dynamics of Capitalist Development 3 Capitalism′s nature and nurture 4 The heart of the matter: expansion and exploitation 5 Oligarchic rule? 6 What exploitation? 8 ″Trade and the flag″: Which follows which? 9 In sum 11 The Sociology of Economic Theory 12 ″The economy″ 13 Objectivity and neutrality 13 What should economists be expected to do? 15PART I: 1750–19451 Birth: The Industrial Revolution and Classical Political Economy, 1750–1850 The Start of Something Big 19 Why Britain took the lead 19 Commodification as revolution 20 The State: Now You See It, Now You Don′t 21 Emperor Cotton 23 Hell on earth 24 Industrialism in the Saddle 25 The Brains Trust 28 Adam Smith 28 ″Invisible hand″ or ″invisible fist″? 30 David Ricardo 31 The gospel of free trade 32 Abstract theory versus earthy realities 33 Jean-Baptiste Say 34 Depression is impossible 34 Thomas Robert Malthus 35 Jeremy Bentham 38 John Stuart Mill 40 And Karl Marx 422 Maturation: Global Capitalism and Neoclassical Economics, 1850–1914 And British Industry Shall Rule the World: For a While 45 Politics, the accumulation of capital, and the industrial revolution 46 The Second Industrial Revolution 48 Industrialization at the gallop 49 The Pandora′s box of imperialism 49 The United States 51 The importance of being lucky 53 Big, bigger, biggest 54 Germany 57 Prussian political economy 58 German science and technology 59 The nation with two faces 60 A Digression on the Casting of Stones 62 Japan 64 Arise, Ye Prisoners of Starvation! 69 ″Don′t waste any time in mourning. Organize″ 70 Socialist movements in Europe 72 And the United States? 72 Japan and Germany (again) 74 A Place in the Sun 76 The rat race begins 77 … And speeds up 78 … Then explodes 79 Economists in Wonderland 81 ″Let us now assume ...″ 81 Recipes for absurdities 83 Counter-attack: Karl Marx 86 The social process 86 The dynamics of nineteenth-century capitalist development 87 And Thorstein Veblen 90 Human beings versus the system 913 Death Throes: Chaos, War, Depression, War Again; Economics in Disarray, 1914–45 The War to End All Wars – But That Didn′t 94 Messy world, neat economics 95 As You Sow, So Shall You Reap 96 War′s unwholesome economic fruits 97 The United States 97 Germany 98 Japan 98 The Soviet Union 99 The premature revolution 100 Forced industrialization 101 Fascist Italy 103 The first working class? 103 Antonio Gramsci 105 The future casts its shadow 106 The Big One 108 The bitter with the better 109 The bumpy road down 110 Global contagion 112 A tragedy of errors 113 New brooms don′t always sweep clean 114 New Deal 115 Better late than never 116 Unions 117 Housing 117 Social security 117 Nazi Germany 118 Through a glass darkly 119 Waste Land 122 Apocalypse now 122 Economics: Almost Out With the Old, Almost In With the New 124 The old stamping grounds 124 John Bates Clark 126 Irving Fisher 126 Joan Robinson I 126 Turning the earth 127 John Maynard Keynes 127 Alvin Hansen 132 Joan Robinson II 133 Joseph A. Schumpeter 135PART II: 1945–20004 Resurrection: Global Economy II and its Crisis; Hopeful Stirrings in Economics: 1945–75 The Best of Times – For Some, For a While 141 The Big Six 142 Behemoth Capitalism Unbound 143 From the Ashes Arising ... 144 Rescue 146 Rebuilding 146 Modernization ... and the Cold War 147 ″Cry Havoc! And let slip the dogs of war″ 149 ″Excessive vigilance in the defense of freedom is no crime″ 150 BIG Business 151 The giants feed 152 As a matter of fact 152 Superstates 154 All Together Now: Shop! And Borrow! 156 The consciousness industry 156 Consumerism as a social disease 158 The family and politics 158 Stagflation: The Monster with Two Heads 159 Toward the new world order 161 Economics on a Seesaw 162 Post-Keynesian economics 162 Radical political economy 164 Up with the old 1655 New World Order: Globalization and Financialization; and Decadent Economics, 1975–2000 Introduction and Retrospect 167 Monopoly Capitalism II 168 Giants Roaming the Earth 170 The waltz of the toreadors 172 TNCs of the world, unite! 172 Media/telecommunications 174 Petroleum 174 ″The new economy″ – Who benefits, and who pays? 174 Wall Street 175 Wages and hours 175Lean and mean 176 Fat and mean 178 The Superstate′s New Masters 180 The World as Capital′s Oyster 182 The Triumph of Spectronic Finance 183 The little old lady of Threadneedle Street and her offspring 186 ″Is the United States Building a Debt Bomb?″ 188 The addicted consumer 190 And so? 191 The Media: Amusing Ourselves to Death 192 For Shame! 1956 The Unfolding Crisis of the Twenty-first Century Introduction 200 Global Economies: Easy Come, Easy Go 201 There Is No Failure Like Success 204 Altogether Now: Quarrel! 210 Epilogue Introduction: Economic Growth as Icon 213 The Case for Growth 214 The Tossicodipendente Global Economy 215 The theater of the absurd and the obscene 216 Honk, if you need a gas mask 217 Global Economy III: Today, the World 218 Democracy: the challenge met 218 Orwell revisited 220 The political economy of corruption 221 From Bad to Worse 222 Hong Kong 222 Singapore 222 South Korea 223 Taiwan 223 The eleventh commandment: export! 224 Needs and Possibilities and New Directions 225 Politics and understanding 226 Structural changes 227 |