[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I have always liked Branko Horvats definition of political economy > as "a fusion of economic and political theory into one single social > theory." This implies that they were ever separate. The allocation of resources is obviously the most political of acts, and the aim of economics seems to have been above all to conceal this fact. One cannot fuse or join what were never separate. Carrol See Ellen Meiksins Wood, *Democracy against Capitalism*, Chapter 1, "The Separation of the 'Economic' and the 'Political" in Capitalism"
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