U.S. Capitalist Development Since 1776: Of, By, and for which People?M.E. Sharpe, 1993 - 561 halaman First Published in 1994. This comprehensive work views U.S. history through the analytical framework of the capitalist process. The highlights of the book are: it weaves together economic history with the history of economic ideas to give a new perspective on the contemporary connections between the economic and social processes; provides an analytical and historical explanation of capitalism as a socioeconomic system; discusses the past and present functioning of the business system, as 'a system of power', with emphasis on the 1970s, 1980s and the stagnation of the 1990s; analyses the relationship between structures of income, wealth and power and class, color and gender; and critically looks at the development and nature of the capitalist state. |
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Economics and Economies Past and Present | 1 |
Classical and Neoclassical Economics | 6 |
Mercantilism Capitalism and Political Economy | 8 |
Competition Power and Property | 12 |
Classical Political Economy and Industrial Revolution | 14 |
Industrial Capitalism and Neoclassical Economics | 20 |
Human Nature and Conduct | 23 |
Transformation and Failure of the Market Economy | 27 |
The Effluent Society | 299 |
The More Things Change | 301 |
A Litany of Waste | 304 |
Waste in Industry | 305 |
Efficiency of FullTime Workers | 308 |
Allocation of Labor | 309 |
Destructive Wastes | 313 |
Road Map to Disaster | 315 |
Depression Keynes and War | 29 |
Toward a New Political Economy | 34 |
Reading Suggestions | 39 |
Capitalism | 55 |
Expansion and Exploitation | 58 |
The Political Economy of Expansion | 59 |
Exploitation and Capitalism | 65 |
Faith Hope and Competition | 68 |
The USA | 73 |
Mirror Mirror on the Wall | 77 |
A Summing Up | 79 |
Reading Suggestions | 81 |
Notes | 83 |
Business as a System of Power | 93 |
Onward and Upward with King Cotton | 95 |
Westward the Course of Empire | 97 |
The Road to Hell Is Paved | 99 |
The Invisible Fist | 103 |
The Giants Feed | 106 |
Facts Are Stubborn Things | 113 |
With Good Intentions | 116 |
Brave New World | 120 |
Reading Suggestions | 123 |
Growth and Development Prosperity and Depression | 137 |
Thus Veblen asserted | 141 |
Fluctuations and Instability | 143 |
Growth and Development Nineteenth Century | 144 |
World War I and the New Era | 148 |
The Dual Economy | 153 |
Collapse and Depression | 157 |
The New Deal and World War II | 161 |
Secular Stagnation? | 166 |
Warfare Welfare and Economic Growth | 168 |
Stagflation | 172 |
Magoo Country | 178 |
House of Cards | 181 |
And Now the Bad News | 184 |
Lord of the Flies | 186 |
Reading Suggestions | 187 |
Notes | 190 |
Income Wealth and Power | 209 |
Them That Has Gits | 210 |
The Accumulation of Wealth | 222 |
The Accumulation of Misery | 225 |
Oligarchic Democracy | 234 |
Nothing to Lose But | 238 |
Each for Himself | 244 |
All Against All | 248 |
Reading Suggestions | 252 |
Notes | 257 |
Nature and Nurture Country and City Waste and Destruction | 269 |
Farming as a Way of Business | 271 |
Farmers Politics and Power | 273 |
More Corn More Hell | 275 |
The System Joined | 278 |
Agriculture and Agribusiness | 281 |
Civilization and Its Discontents | 286 |
Cities and Suburbs Sprawl and Decay | 288 |
Nothing Fails Like Success | 294 |
For Whom the Bell Tolls | 320 |
Reading Suggestions | 321 |
Notes | 323 |
World Economy and Imperialism | 337 |
Becoming and Being | 342 |
Capitalism and Imperialism | 347 |
The Baton of Economk Power | 351 |
Trade War War of Trade | 354 |
Rule Britannia | 356 |
Like Father Like Son | 358 |
From Youth to Maturity to? | 360 |
Adolescent Giant | 364 |
The Muscles Hex | 367 |
Uncle Hegemon | 369 |
Dollar Shortage to Dollar Glut | 374 |
Troubles for the Pax Americana | 375 |
Much Bigger than a Breadbox | 383 |
Backward into Underdevelopment | 387 |
The Political Economy of Underdevelopment | 390 |
Too Many People? | 391 |
Too Much Debt | 395 |
Well All Go Together When We Go | 398 |
Reading Suggestions | 400 |
The State | 419 |
Simple and Sweet | 420 |
Power Power Who Has the Power? | 423 |
The State as a System of Power | 426 |
Competition among the Few | 429 |
Its All Right | 432 |
From States to State to SuperState | 435 |
Civil War | 437 |
Vox Populi | 438 |
Lost Democracy | 440 |
The Burdens of Success | 442 |
In the Catbird Seat | 447 |
The God that Failed | 449 |
The Best Laid Plans | 451 |
Warfare State? | 452 |
Shine Perishing Republic | 464 |
If Its Broke Fix It | 470 |
Reading Suggestions | 472 |
Notes | 476 |
Needs and Possibilities | 493 |
Learning and Unlearning | 496 |
We Must Love One Another or Die | 500 |
What and Who and When and Where? | 506 |
Structures | 507 |
Swords to Ploughshares | 510 |
Arithmetk and Life and Death | 511 |
If We Can Put Men on the Moon | 512 |
Down the Tubes | 515 |
Anchors Aweigh | 517 |
Waste Not Want Not | 522 |
Those Whom the Gods Would Destroy They First Make Mad | 523 |
This Land is Our Land | 527 |
Reading Suggestions | 530 |
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