Jim wrote:
another element (for the US, the capitalist world hegemon) was the rise of the large peace-time military, the "warfare state," so that his "modern mixed economy was (Jim O'Connor's) "warfare-welfare state."
Where did James O'Connor first use this _expression_ "warfare-welfare state" ? Was it in his book Fiscal Crisis of the State ?
As far as I remember, at the end of world war 2 Paul Samuelson thought that capitalism was doomed, whereas around 1970 he said that the problem of cyclical economic fluctuations had now been solved.
Jurriaan
- samuelson = heretic ?, Charles Brown Thu 16 Sep 2004, 16:47 GMT
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- Re: Samuelson = heretic ?, Jurriaan Bendien Fri 17 Sep 2004, 16:08 GMT
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