Jim: > This conflicts with the new, neo-liberal, "stage > of capitalism" (or SSA or "mode of regulation").
I think this "stage" is no longer new. I think "old" is a better qualified adjective than "new" for it. The time of this "stage" has passed already and neo-liberalism/globalization could not solve the problem it was supposed to solve: the over production crisis. So we are back to where we started from, that is, the late 1970s and early 1980s, except that we now have to deal with many "bubbles" of sorts in addition. The (dynamic) system became even more unstable. What will be the next "stage"? Best, Sabri
