The Turning Point in Marx's Monetary Theory and its Relation to his Political Positions

Avner Cohen

Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 1993, vol. 15, issue 2, 265-281

Abstract: Karl Marx's work “Reflections” is to be found in Notebook 7, one of the twenty-four notebooks in which he made entries between September 1850 and August 1853. Although never published in his lifetime and undiscovered until long after his death, the essay is not insignificant. It illuminates one of the more obscure aspects of the development of Marx's thought: his change of view on paper money.

Date: 1993
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