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RE: RE: Re: the profit rate & recession
Title: Re: [PEN-L:20980] the profit rate & recession
Rakesh writes:
>Doug H and Fred M have both argued that spike of profit rate (as
conventionally measured) especially in the 90s was a result influx of foreign
capital, which reduced borrowing costs. <
I missed this. I
don't know what Doug and Fred argue here, but I think Marx's theory that the
profit rate is determined independently of -- and largely constrains -- the
interest rate is a good one. Since I see the profit rate as determined by
accumulation, technological change, class struggles, etc., I don't see how a
temporary spike in interest rates could determine the profit rate. BTW, the
profit rate I use has both interest and non-interest profits in the numerator.
JD
- Thread context:
- Re: the profit rate & recession, (continued)
- Re: the profit rate & recession,
Rakesh Bhandari Thu 27 Dec 2001, 21:51 GMT
- Re: the profit rate & recession,
Bill Burgess Thu 27 Dec 2001, 23:00 GMT
- RE: Re: the profit rate & recession,
Devine, James Thu 27 Dec 2001, 22:18 GMT
- RE: RE: Re: the profit rate & recession,
Devine, James Thu 27 Dec 2001, 22:23 GMT
- the profit rate & recession,
Devine, James Fri 28 Dec 2001, 10:04 GMT
- Re: the profit rate & recession,
Devine, James Fri 28 Dec 2001, 10:08 GMT
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