The Era of State-Monopoly Capitalism

By: Grace Blakeley

The Coronavirus crash will concentrate economic power in the hands of the state and major multinational corporation — the task for the left is to fight for democratic alternatives.

Yeyei Gómez

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Over the last twelve years, the global economy has been in a state of recovery — a very long, slow and uneven recovery — from the Financial Crisis of 2008. In the Global North, stagnation has been the name of the game. In the UK, wages and productivity have both stagnated for the longest time […]

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Over the last twelve years, the global economy has been in a state of recovery — a very long, slow and uneven recovery — from the Financial Crisis of 2008. In the Global North, stagnation has been the name of the game. In the UK, wages and productivity have both stagnated for the longest time […]

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Over the last twelve years, the global economy has been in a state of recovery — a very long, slow and uneven recovery — from the Financial Crisis of 2008. In the Global North, stagnation has been the name of the game. In the UK, wages and productivity have both stagnated for the longest time […]

Over the last twelve years, the global economy has been in a state of recovery — a very long, slow and uneven recovery — from the Financial Crisis of 2008. In the Global North, stagnation has been the name of the game. In the UK, wages and productivity have both stagnated for the longest time […]

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