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... Technological progress may , in other words , do little more than shape the most profitable uses for funds made available to corporate managements through their own " generous " depreciation policies . To the extent that this is so ...
... Technological progress may , in other words , do little more than shape the most profitable uses for funds made available to corporate managements through their own " generous " depreciation policies . To the extent that this is so ...
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... technological revolution has not yet run its course — indeed many authorities think that it is still in its 21 Automation and Technological Change , Hearings Before the Sub- committee on Economic Stabilization of the Joint Committee on ...
... technological revolution has not yet run its course — indeed many authorities think that it is still in its 21 Automation and Technological Change , Hearings Before the Sub- committee on Economic Stabilization of the Joint Committee on ...
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... technological trends are not , as many believe , the cause of unemployment : that role , as we have tried to show in earlier chapters , is played by the specific mecha- nisms of monopoly capitalism.23 But within the framework of this ...
... technological trends are not , as many believe , the cause of unemployment : that role , as we have tried to show in earlier chapters , is played by the specific mecha- nisms of monopoly capitalism.23 But within the framework of this ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Giant Corporation | 14 |
The Tendency of Surplus to Rise | 52 |
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