[Marxism] Query on Henryk Grossman

[Andrew Pollack <acpollack2@xxxxxxxxx>]

I haven't read Grossman, or Kuhn on Grossman (and really want 
  to thanks to Louis' query and previous ones about him). But, unless I'm 
misconstruing the
  question, the organic composition/falling rate of profit has everything to do 
with
  crises based on fictitious capital -- because capital flows into those 
nonmanufacturing
  sectors in the first place (including dot.com) for lack of profitable outlet 
elsewhere  
  (by coincidence there's a great quote in the Times yesterday expressing 
skepticism that the
  banks being bailed out would do anything with that money that would help the 
economy).
  Of course all of that just sets the stage for what happens afterward, and 
each 
  financial crisis is unique, even if they all share their origins in the 
crisis in manufacturing.
  I'm sure I'm putting this way too crudely...

       
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