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Re: Marx and Keynes on Unemployment
In a naive attempt to cut through some haze, it seems that as long as
people have access to the means of production (be they land, seeds,
factories or reeds) and motivations, they will work. Unemployment above a
deviant min. is therefore always structural, i.e. a property of any given
system. Without such access to production people starve or are otherwise
inconvenienced. This arises from de jure property rights,
over-population, natural disasters, among others.
jdune
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- Re: Marx and Keynes on Unemployment, (continued)
- Re: Marx and Keynes on Unemployment,
BILL MITCHELL Thu 27 Apr 1995, 12:36 GMT
- Re: Marx and Keynes on Unemployment,
Eric Nilsson Thu 27 Apr 1995, 15:56 GMT
- Re: Marx and Keynes on Unemployment,
Eric Nilsson Thu 27 Apr 1995, 16:10 GMT
- Re: Marx and Keynes on Unemployment,
Jim Devine Thu 27 Apr 1995, 19:09 GMT
- Re: Marx and Keynes on Unemployment,
Jonathan Dune Thu 27 Apr 1995, 19:59 GMT
- Re: Marx and Keynes on Unemployment,
Claudio Sardoni Thu 27 Apr 1995, 20:39 GMT
- Re: Marx and Keynes on Unemployment,
PMDF V4.3-13 #6323 Thu 27 Apr 1995, 21:44 GMT
- Re: Marx and Keynes on Unemployment,
Jim Devine Thu 27 Apr 1995, 22:28 GMT
- Re: Marx and Keynes on Unemployment,
PMDF V4.3-13 #6323 Thu 27 Apr 1995, 23:17 GMT
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