Control of the Economy Ministry of Economics - Economic Planning - Compulsory Savings Rate - Control of Level of Investment Central Bank - Monetary Policies - Interest Rates - Money Supply - Exchange Rate
Ministry of Finance
Enterprises Trade Unions
- Government Budget - Incomes Policies - Income/Wealth Taxes
- Wage Negotiations - Management of the Companies
The Finance of Investments with Collective Investment Funds Capitalistic Consumption
Capitalists
Capital Exports
Wages
Profits
Private Investments
Collective Investtment Funds (WEF)
Collective Investments
Enterprises (private/collective)
Collective Capital Formation vs. Capitalistic Accumulation Characteristics
Collective Capital Formation
Capitalistic Accumulation of Capital
Socio-economic Form of Accumulation
Collective Accumulation of Capital (Wage-Earners Investment Funds)
Private Capitalistic Accumulation
Objective of Capital Accumulation
- Increase of Labour Productivity -Augmentation of Production - Guarantee of Full Employment
- Profits (Increase of Private Wealth) – Exploitation of Labour
Source of Accumulation and Appropriation
Surplus Value is Socialized by Society
Surplus Value is Appropriated by the Capitalists
Character of Accumulation
Accumulation is Organized in a Plan to Guarantee FullEmployment
Accumulation is Anarchistic or Organized by the Finance Capitalists
Social Effects of Accumulation
Increase of the Standards Capitalistic Crisis, of Live of the People Unemployment, Exploitation, War
The Economic Policy of Crowding out Capitalism ➲
Ends the ultimate control of capitalists over society - their supply of capital is the ultima ratio of capitalism - by organising the Collective Supply of Capital.
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Is the realization of economic democracy
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Establishes the full respect of all the Human Rights as expressed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights by the United Nations by guaranteeing full employment.
On this page we present diagrams of the time paths of different variables comparing the scenarios of: 1.) The Golden Rule Path. 2.) The simple capitalistic model.
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