Global Capitalism in Crisis: Karl Marx and the Decay of the Profit System
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Global Capitalism in Crisis: Karl Marx and the Decay of the Profit System

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Explore the decay of the profit system in “Global Capitalism in Crisis.” Somnath Ghosal examines Karl Marx’s theories on economic crisis and their relevance to the modern global economy. Discover how declining profit rates, financialization, and overproduction contribute to instability and recurring crises. A must-read for anyone seeking to understand the dynamics of contemporary capitalism. ISBN: 9789350021743

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  • ISBN-13: 9789350021743
  • Publisher: Aakar Books
  • Binding: Paperback
  • ISBN-10: 9350021749
  • Publisher Date: 2011
  • Language: English

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Weight 0.5 kg

18 reviews for Global Capitalism in Crisis: Karl Marx and the Decay of the Profit System

  1. Swapnil Shanu –

    Eye-opening and disturbing. Ghosal’s book exposes the flaws in global capitalism. It’s a wake-up call for policymakers and citizens alike.

  2. Pushpendra Gangwar –

    I learned a lot from this book. It’s a challenging read, but it’s worth the effort. It really opened my eyes. It helps understand the economic events around the world.

  3. Shubh Walia –

    I appreciated the deep dive into Marx’s theories. It helped me see things from a different angle. It was not the easiest of reads, though. But it was still worth it.

  4. Archana Sebastian –

    Difficult to get through at times, but ultimately rewarding. Ghosal presents a complex argument in a fairly accessible way. Could use more real world examples.

  5. Simran Kadam –

    A brilliant examination of global capitalism. Ghosal connects Marx’s ideas to the challenges of the st century. Worth every penny, time, and effort spent.

  6. Siva Prasad M –

    Ghosal offers a fresh perspective on Marx’s critique of capitalism. It is a really impressive work. I gained a deeper understanding of economic instability.

  7. Nikhil Jyothi Radhesh –

    While informative, I felt the book could be more concise. Some sections dragged on. However, the overall thesis is well-argued.

  8. Vignesh P –

    While insightful, the book sometimes felt theoretical. I would have liked more real-world applications of Marx’s concepts. It would have helped me better understand the issues.

  9. Yash Jain –

    Excellent analysis of capitalism’s inherent contradictions. Ghosal provides a clear and concise explanation of complex economic issues. Highly recommended.

  10. Abhinav Pandey –

    A solid overview of Marx’s ideas. It could benefit from more contemporary examples. I would’ve appreciated a few more illustrations.

  11. Harsh Hemnani –

    I found the book repetitive in some areas. Nevertheless, I found it useful. It confirmed some of my own observations about capitalism.

  12. Dipayan Ghosh –

    The book is well-written and informative. But I am not sure if I agree with all of the conclusions. Maybe this book is too focused on one perspective.

  13. Shubh Walia –

    An essential read for anyone concerned about the future of our planet. The book shows how profit motives can lead to destruction of the environment.

  14. Ambati Om Sri Harsha –

    A thought-provoking analysis of Marx’s theories in today’s world. A bit dense, but worth the effort to understand current economic issues. I would definitely read it again to fully grasp all of the details.

  15. Mrityunjay Sharma –

    An interesting perspective on global capitalism. I found some of the arguments a bit repetitive, but the core message is strong.

  16. Sagar Gupta –

    A must-read for anyone interested in economics and political science. A critical look at the current state of affairs and offers lots of food for thought.

  17. Tanishq Sharma –

    Ghosal makes a compelling case for Marx’s relevance. Some chapters were easier to digest than others. Overall, insightful and important.

  18. Yash Koshal –

    A bit too academic for my taste. I struggled to follow some of the arguments. Still, some valuable insights can be gleaned.

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