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Overaccumulation and Crisis,In this chapter, we discuss Marx`s crisis theory of overaccumulation, the historical overaccumulation in the 1970 that leads to a new hegemony of financial capital. We ask about the relationship between crisis in real capital and financial crisis.

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,Conclusion: “Bloomsbury” in Play,al capital. Scarcity is linked to the institutional creation of private property rights, coupled with the finite availability of natural resources. Financial actors participate in financial markets with diverse trading strategies, providing liquidity. Stimulating trade and transforming the first nature into portfolio investments.

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,Conclusion: “Bloomsbury” in Play,and cheap raw materials. Cheap nature is produced when “agencies” such as capital, science, and empire to release cheap sources in and from nature for capital production—cheap in the historical sense, as the four cheap “cheaps” contribute to reducing socially necessary abstract labor time.

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The Capitalization of Nature,al capital. Scarcity is linked to the institutional creation of private property rights, coupled with the finite availability of natural resources. Financial actors participate in financial markets with diverse trading strategies, providing liquidity. Stimulating trade and transforming the first nature into portfolio investments.

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Book 2024ious crises that have beset the world economy in recent decades and sets these in philosophical context, drawing on the work of Marx, Bataille and Baudrillard to forge new understandings of the impact of capitalist hegemony on society and nature...The book introduces the concept of the ‘over’ as a l

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137359308n is absolutely necessary to ensure that even a portion of the debt is repaid. According to Robbins/Di Muzio, every economic transaction today contains interest, whether it involves purchasing a good, making a rent or mortgage payment, enjoying a restaurant meal, or paying for a service; in essence, interest that is someone‘s debt.

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