Latin America: from Dependence to RevolutionWiley, 1973 - 274 pages |
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... created by the public sector and other external sources unrelated to the enterprises ) . Consequently , a physical overinvest- ment took place which tended to lower the corporations ' marginal product- capital relationship . With its ...
... created by the public sector and other external sources unrelated to the enterprises ) . Consequently , a physical overinvest- ment took place which tended to lower the corporations ' marginal product- capital relationship . With its ...
Page 84
... created by the modern sector to maintain a relative state of profitability . Although it can be seen that there are great possibilities for maintaining the level of profit through a scheme of polarized accumulation , it is impor- tant ...
... created by the modern sector to maintain a relative state of profitability . Although it can be seen that there are great possibilities for maintaining the level of profit through a scheme of polarized accumulation , it is impor- tant ...
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... created by the labor force . is being used , and to its consequences on the model of economic development.33 We will ... creation of the absolute and relative surplus is widened ( as 32 As long as it increases in Ricardian terms - the ...
... created by the labor force . is being used , and to its consequences on the model of economic development.33 We will ... creation of the absolute and relative surplus is widened ( as 32 As long as it increases in Ricardian terms - the ...
Contents
ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES | 7 |
Nationalization Socioeconomic | 41 |
Jose Serra the Nature of Recent Developments | 61 |
Copyright | |
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