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Date: 2015-05-19 03:38:17
Political economy
Capitalism
Sociology
Social philosophy
Economies
Late capitalism
State monopoly capitalism
Primitive accumulation of capital
Capital accumulation
Economics
Marxist theory
Economic ideologies

Misconceptions about Neo-Liberalism* Prabhat Patnaik Neo-liberalism is often seen only as an economic policy. This per se might not matter, since a specific set of economic measures do, no doubt, fall under the rubric of

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