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Rudolf Hilferding : Des Avancées Novatrices (Monnaie De Crédit, Barrières À L'Entrée…)

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Christian PALLOIX
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First, R. Hilferding use a theoretical Marxist device maked poorer. But a story which overestimates the role of the banks and the monopolies brings R. Hilferding to release starting assumptions and make new contributions unfortunately unknown: monopolies behaviour based on barriers at the entry, a production planning by the monopolies through fictitious price system, the tendency to differentiation of profit rates, the credit money as specific money of capitalism, the financial capital as 'conversion' moment... Nevertheless, the limits of the starting device don't allow him to build a new theoretical device coherent on capitalism

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Article provided by Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), Paris in its journal Cahiers d'économie Politique.

Volume (Year): (2006)
Issue (Month): 51 ()
Pages: 265-285
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