> For the record, I would like to distinguish my position from those of
> Keynesian growth economists. I am not trying to plot an optimal growth
path
> for capitalism by trying to establish how the maximum extraction of
> surplus-value could be realised, although I may have been interpreted that
> way by some.
Certainly not by me, Jurriaan. My attempted analogy was technical, not
political. On the other hand, I do not think orthodox economists are all
talking nonsense all the time, so I do not mind (critically) appropriating
their insights. (Nor is this meant to impute any view to you, one way or
another, on the 'scientific' value of orthodox economics.)
Comradely greetings,
Michael
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