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--On Sunday, November 13, 2005 8:20 AM -0800 Rakesh Bhandari <bhandari@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
... Now Paul Z says he did not notice a similarity between HG and RD on Luxemburg. Well RD says that Luxemburg did not understand the level of abstraction of the reproduction schema and that her underconsumptionism is nonsensical. These are HG's two main criticisms. Why does Paul Z not note a similarity? ...
Such two 'main' issues are commonly proffered criticism of Luxemburg. You don't need Grossman for either one. Bukharin, in his own way, drew these swords. If one reads my article one can see why the distortions by Dunayevskaya and Grossman, in my opinion, are distinct.
Paul
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