Review of 2024: The U.S. Economy Not So Great

Review of 2024: The U.S. Economy Not So Great

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In response to questions about Marx's relevance today, this program explains how Marx's criticism of capitalism was unique (more micro-focused than macro-focused analysis). It shows how Marx's critique of capitalism differs from his critique of slave and feudal class systems, on ...  Show more

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