The Premises Of Business Revisionism

Gabriel Kolko

Business History Review, 1959, vol. 33, issue 3, 330-344

Abstract: The Revisionist trend in American business history has been shaped by values, premises, logic, and procedure that bear certain striking similarities to Marxism, most clearly seen in the Revisionists' acceptance of the inevitability of abuse in capital accumulation.

Date: 1959
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