From: Paul Zarembka (zarembka@BUFFALO.EDU)
Date: Tue Mar 02 2004 - 10:16:11 EST
> ... [Also note that the 'Bibliography' in the Pluto > Press edition includes a reference to a 1924 article on Sismondi > by Grossmann. The reference says that it was a 'facsimile' > published in Warsaw. Has this _ever_ been translated into > English? The article on Sismondi, I suspect, has a bearing on the > issue of Grossmann's understanding and critique of Say's Law, > don't you think?]. I have this article; it is in French and has not been translated into English. It is quite sympathetic to Sismondi. I think Grossman had not yet read Lenin on Sismondi. By the 1930s Grossman must have read 1897 Lenin on Sismondi for now his interpretation of Sismondi shifts to Lenin's dismissive interpretation. Lenin was accused in 1905 by Plekhanov of being a supporter of Say, and there is a certain truth in this characterization, even if it goes a bit too far. Paul
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