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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Has all this been a
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4.2 Jessop on Regulation Theory ...
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their journal Economies et Sociét
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elt around ongoing collective resea
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protagonists(albeit with slight cha
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foundations in economic analysis, P
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CHAPTER 2 RÉGULATION THEORY AND PA
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‘Structural causality’ in Althu
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of working class consumption is cot
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production’(ibid.:160). This woul
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contradiction(or more pedantically
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mechanisms no longer had a foothold
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accumulation as well. Implicitly, s
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Another argument coterminous to tha
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In part or whole, a multitude of ab
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capacity on the basis of the now in
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capital goods industries cheapen th
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analysts espouse a cyclical fall in
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the concept of structural crisis, i
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Castree(1999:150) on Postone), and
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Value concept in Marx is, of course
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over excess capital/excess commodit
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and that each commodity has ‘a’
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