Titlebook: Global Crisis and Reproduction of Capital; Stavros Tombazos Book 2019 The Editor(s) and The Author(s), under exclusive licence to Springer

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Profitability, Accumulation and Industrial Capital,d the rhythm of realisation of value. Capitalist growth presupposes a relative compatibility between these three rhythms, while economic crises arise due to the excessive divergence of one of these rhythms in relation to the others. Every economic crisis can be described as an “organic arrhythmia” o

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Private Consumption, Wage Share of GDP and Reproduction Schemas,ebt, whose servicing has increasingly undermined the disposable part of their wages for consumption. Marx’s schemas of extended reproduction are modified to show that borrowing stimulates consumption, which has a positive effect on investment and employment, thus leading to greater production. Howev

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,Money Capital, Fictitious Capital and “Toxic” Capital,ctively invested loans, as interest on taxes levied by the state to service the public debt and as interest from wages for consumer loans to workers. Money capital corresponds to a real value that is either productively invested or consumed privately, but which can expand fictitiously, thus creating

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Economic Policies and Economic Perspectives,ain pillar of monetary policy was negative real interest rates by central banks, but these have a number of “side effects” that require central banks to shift course. However, moving from the state of an unprecedentedly prolonged monetary “emergency” to a state of normality is not an easy task. It w

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Amitya Kumara,Margaret Ellen Shorectively invested loans, as interest on taxes levied by the state to service the public debt and as interest from wages for consumer loans to workers. Money capital corresponds to a real value that is either productively invested or consumed privately, but which can expand fictitiously, thus creating