According to Marxian dialectics, what drives economic and social change in a society?
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1 mark, −0.33MacroeconomicsMarxian economicsThe circuit of capital, dialectics and the transition debateModerateabout 1 min
UoH 2011 Question 76: Marxian economics
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This question is on The circuit of capital, dialectics and the transition debate, part of Marxian economics in Macroeconomics.
Marx's account of capital's movement, his method, and the debate over how capitalism arose.
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