Review of Radical Political Economics

1969 - 2025

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The Two-Stage Decline in U.S. Nonfinancial Corporate Profitability, 1948-1986 pp. 1-22: Thomas Michl
Strategic Use of Pension Funds Since 1978 pp. 23-39: Teresa Ghilarducci
Internationalization of Capital and the Crisis of the Iranian Economy pp. 40-56: Behzad Yaghmaian
The Role of Technology Transfer in Soviet Development pp. 57-73: Bobby E. Apostolakis

Roemer versus Marx: Alternative Perspectives on Exploitation pp. 25-33: Gary Dymski and John E. Elliott
Investment Fund Money and the Reproduction of Capitalism: A Marxian Approach pp. 48-54: Paul Burkett
Labor's Share of Income in an Open Economy: The Case of Canada pp. 214-222: Sadequl Islam

Radical Institutionalism: Basic Concepts pp. 1-20: William M. Dugger
Corporate Form: A Unitary Theory of Technology, Property and Social Class pp. 21-45: John McDermott
Production-for-Use or Production-for-Profit?: The Contradictions of Consumer Goods Production in 1930s Work Relief pp. 46-61: Nancy E. Rose
Raya Dunayevskaya, 1910 to 1987, Marxist Economist and Philosopher pp. 62-74: Kevin Anderson

Democracy and Productivity in the Future American Economy pp. 1-15: Lou Ferleger and Jay R. Mandle
Long Waves and Social Structures of Accumulation: A Critique and Reinterpretation pp. 16-38: David M. Kotz
Keynes on Investment and the Business Cycle pp. 39-54: Paul Burkett and Mark Wohar
Competition, Monopoly Power and the Uniform Rate of Profit pp. 55-72: Amitava Krishna Dult

Is Supply-Side Economics Rational for Capital? pp. 1-17: Robert Chernomas
The Profit-Squeeze and Tax Policy: Can the State Actively Intervene? pp. 18-33: Richard Jankowski
Marx on the Rate of Interest pp. 34-55: Theodore Lianos
Government as Bookie: Explaining the Rise of Lotteries for Revenue pp. 56-68: Donald M. Peppard

Capital, Competition, and Discrimination: A Reconsideration of Racial Earnings Inequality pp. 1-15: Rhonda M. Williams
Theories of the Great Depression: Why Did Profitability Matter? pp. 16-42: Gerard DumÃ©nil, Mark Glick and Jose Rangel
Non-Produced Inputs, Differential Profit Rates and the Okishio Theorem pp. 43-60: Eric Schutz
Class and Socialist Politics in France pp. 61-76: Carole Biewener

Financial "Repression" and Financial "Liberalization" in the Third World: A Contribution to the Critique of Neoclassical Development Theory pp. 1-21: Paul Burkett
The Non-Capitalist Way of Development pp. 22-46: Hooshang Amirahmadi
The U.S. Welfare State and the Working Class, 1952-1980 pp. 47-72: E. Ahmet Tonak
Trade, Merger and Employment: Economic Theory on Marriage pp. 73-89: Elaine McCrate

Petty Commodity Production, Capital Accumulation, and Peasant Differentiation: Lenin vs. Chayanov in Rural Mexico pp. 1-31: Scott Cook and Leigh Binford
Empirical Estimates of Marxian Categories in Mexico: 1970-1975 pp. 32-46: Jose Alberro and MarÃa Dolores Nieto-Ituarte
The Political Economy of Contract Farming pp. 47-70: John Wilson
Capitalism and Efficiency: A Review and Appraisal of the Recent Discussion pp. 71-92: Robert Drago
Non-Produced Means of Production: Neo-Ricardians vs. Fundamentalists, a Comment pp. 93-99: Antonio D'Agata
Technical Change with Non-Produced Means of Production pp. 100-101: William Gibson and Hadi Esfahani
Neoclassical and Neo-Marxian Views of Scarcity: There Is a Free Lunch pp. 102-105: John Gowdy
"Neoclassical and Neo-Marxian Views of Scarcity: There Is a Free Lunch": A Response pp. 106-108: Julie Matthaei
Understanding the Current Crisis in South Africaâ€” Class, Race and Marxist Analysis: A Review Essay pp. 109-119: Fred Curtis

The Politics of Class Compromise in an International Context: Considerations for a New Strategy for Labor pp. 1-22: Carolyn Howe
The Cockroaches of Paterson: A Study of Labor Conflict and Technological Change pp. 23-43: Philip J. McLewin
The Labor Theory of Value and Fixed Capital pp. 44-64: Paul A. Swanson
The Corporate Person and Social Control: Responding to Deregulation pp. 65-84: Peter B. Meyer
Corporate Control, Social Choice and Capital Accumulation: An Asymmetrical Choice Approach pp. 85-100: Christos Pitelis

Behind the Crisis: The Exhaustion of a Regime of Accumulation. A "regulation school" perspective on some French empirical works pp. 13-32: Alain Lipietz
The Rate of Profit in Canadian Manufacturing, 1950-1981 pp. 33-55: M. J. Webber and D. L. Rigby
The Rate of Profit and the Organic Composition of Capital in West German Industry from 1960 to 1981 pp. 56-86: Angelo Reati
The Productivity Slowdown and the Fall in the U.S. Rate of Profit, 1947-76 pp. 87-109: Edward N. Wolff
The Unraveling of the Union-Capital Truce and the U.S. Industrial Productivity Crisis pp. 110-131: Michele I. Naples
Power and Profits: The Social Structure of Accumulation and the Profitability of the Postwar U.S. Economy pp. 132-167: Samuel Bowles, David M. Gordon and Thomas E. Weisskopf
Estimates of the Rate of Surplus-Value in the Postwar United States Economy pp. 168-189: Fred Moseley
Changes in the Character of the U.S. Business Cycle pp. 190-204: Howard J. Sherman
Alternative Perspectives on the Rise of Corporate Debt Dependency: The U.S. Postwar Experience pp. 205-235: Robert Pollin
The Fiscal Crisis of the State Reconsidered: Two Views of the State and the Accumulation of Capital in the Postwar Economy pp. 236-260: John A. Miller