Re: Keynes and Marx

["Charles Brown" <CharlesB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>>> Carlos Eduardo Rebello <crebello@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 02/10/0
Keynes's theory, in fact, is a theory of capitalist accumulation from
the point of view of *the actual actions of the bourgeoisie as a
collection of individuals*, something that was lacking, in my view, in
Marx, that still centered on the analysis of the process of production
as such and set to analyze the organization of capitalist production as
a whole mainly as from the abstract viewpoint of a counterfactual
"proportionate" capitalist economy that does not exist, of course, but
that he followers, less diatecticians than him, thought exist, something
with spwned a whole ill-guided controversy about the Bk.2 reproduction
schemes from which little useful can be rescued.

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CB: Carlos, could you elaborate a little on what you mean by "the abstract 
viewpoint
of a counterfactual 'proportionate' capitalist economy that does not exist "  ?

CB