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[Michael Perelman <michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Absolutely not.  Sweezy was not an intellectual -- someone who could
be Schumpeter's favorite colleague, even as a student -- but a KGB hack,
applauding each and every execution.

Brad De Long wrote:

>  >Brad, this is a real stretch.  I don't
> agree with Stalin's interpretation of the
> >theory of value, but if I did, I would not feel guilty about supporting
> the
> >execution.
> > You write as though there is a mental process called "agreement"
> going on here--as if Paul Sweezy reads Stalin's
> _Economic
> Problems of Socialism in the USSR_, analyzes it, decides
> which parts are accurate and helpful, and then incorporates it into his
> mental framework. Surely you are not so naive...  Brad DeLong

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