Titlebook: Development, Capitalism, and Rent; The Political Econom Hannes Warnecke-Berger Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

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,Introduction: Rent, Capitalism and the Challenges of Global Uneven Development—Hartmut Elsenhans’ W classical political economy, Keynesian and neoclassical economics. The chapter situates the work of Hartmut Elsenhans within this discussion. It presents the central theoretical innovations developed by Hartmut Elsenhans during his career and relates these theoretical perspectives to the ongoing de

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Contradictions of Self-Centered Development create new investment opportunities by capital deepening and market enlargement. However, this process is restricted to a small number of economies in the world, while the Global South remains dominated by economic rents thereby eliminating these same mechanisms. These contradictions are intensifie

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Individualist Household Strategies for Future Security: A Basis for the Decline of Welfare Capitaliscieties, such as Germany, have experienced an enormous increase in private savings. The chapter evaluates the impact of the increased propensity of households to save, a mechanism which can potentially cause a crisis for capitalist growth if households do not have enough trust in the future to deter

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Overcoming Marginality as an Objective of the Struggle Against Povertyby marginality of large masses of the population. Essential mechanisms of capitalist economies as described in mainstream economics do not work in these economies: At low levels of development, a substantial part of the available labor force adds less to production than necessary for physical surviv

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Global South: The Transition to Capitalism Against Rent held account for underdevelopment without taking into account that rents can be used for development. This chapter analyzes possibilities, challenges and limitations of channeling rent into development in order to achieve self-sustaining and capitalist growth in formerly non-capitalist societies. I

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Economic Rent: Obstacle to Development or Fuel for Long-Term Growthent on the other hand. It maintains that both schools share similar assumptions on economic growth and the genesis of capitalism. The chapter shows that capitalist forms of transition to self-sustained growth do not require additional sources of finance as capitalism does not require previous accumu

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Terms-of-Trade and Underdevelopment: How to Benefit from Improving Terms-of-Trade: A Discussion of t maintained that deteriorating terms-of-trade are at once a factor that conditions underdevelopment as well as a tendency created by it. This link is the focus of the following contribution. The rents that emerge in the wake of improving terms-of-trade create the financial basis for industrial diver

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