Subseries 8 - The Economics of Karl Marx: Analysis and Application

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The Economics of Karl Marx: Analysis and Application

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ca. 2.5 boxes of textual records

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The Economics of Karl Marx: Analysis and Application (2008) is Hollander’s 6th text on the classical economists. The book is an assessment of Marx's Capital and other writings, and addresses Marx’s thoughts on the transformation and the surplus-value doctrine, the reproduction schemes, the falling real-wage and profit rates, and the trade cycle. The book attempts to present criticisms that Marx would have encountered during the time of his writing.

This sub-series includes a proposal, rough notes taken by Hollander on Marx and his reviewers, reference lists, drafts of chapters, and correspondence related to the book and its publication, and some notes and materials that were not included in the final book.

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      B2012-0018/014-/016(06)

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      B2022-0022/005(01) – (03)

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