On 5/2/07, Ted Winslow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sandwichman wrote:
> Who knew that a star pupil of Alfred Marshall, theorizing in the
> marginalist tradition, confirmed the analysis of Karl Marx regarding
> the interaction between the intensive and extensive dimensions of the
> working day a
Sandwichman wrote:
Who knew that a star pupil of Alfred Marshall, theorizing in the
marginalist tradition, confirmed the analysis of Karl Marx regarding
the interaction between the intensive and extensive dimensions of the
working day and the role of human capacities in defining absolute
limits
Happy May Day, progressive economists,
"the limitation of the working day is a preliminary condition without
which all further attempts at improvement and emancipation must prove
abortive. . ." -- Resolution of the Congress of the International
Working Men's Association meeting at Geneva in 1866
