Author:
Sweezy, Paul M. (Paul Marlor), 1910-2004.
Imprint:New York : Monthly Review Press, 1953.
Description376 p. ; 22 cm.
Note:The Communist Manifesto after 100 years. - Toynbee's universal history. - The illusion of the managerial revolution. - The Marshall plan and the crisis of Western Europe. - Marxism in the East: decomposition or enrichment? - A Marxist view of imperialism. - Three works on imperialism. - Recent developments in American capitalism. - The American ruling class. - Capitalism and race relations. - The heyday of the investment banker. - Interest groups in the American economy. - The decline of the investment banker. - Critics and crusaders. - Socialist humanitarianism. - An economic program for America. - The German problem. - National socialism. - Post mortem. - Resurrection? - John Maynard Keynes. - Pigou and the case for socialism. - Hansen and the crisis of capitalism. - Schumpeter's theory of innovation. - Hayek's road to serfdom. - Rosa Luxemburg and the theory of capitalism. - Thorstein Veblen: strengths and weaknesses. - Marxian and orthodox economics. - Fabian political economy. - Science, Marxism, and democracy. - Strategy for socialism. - A crucial difference between capitalism and socialism. - A reply to critics. - Peace and prosperity.
