Capital Accumulation: Breaking the Dualism of "Economics" and "Politics"
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breadth; capital; capitalism; control; corporation; crisis; DA; depth; distribution; economic structure; finance; globalization; income institutionalism; IPE; Marxism; neoclassical; mega machine; money; ownership; power; profit; state; technology; utility; value; Veblen;All these keywords.
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