«There's no way Ireland is going to sit through 10 years of austerity,» says Mark Blyth, an international political economist at Brown University. (canadianbusiness.com)
Classical political economists from the Physiocrats through Adam Smith, John Stuart Mill and their Progressive Era followers were reformers in the sense that they treated the rentier sectors as extracting transfer payments rather than earning a return for producing actual output («services»). (michael-hudson.com)
, found the term all over recent books of natural history, art and poetry, and on a death - metal album, and concluded his study of what the word might mean for Marxist political economists with an attempt to project it into the eagerly awaited post-capitalist future: «In the political sense of the term, then, the question about the Anthropocene isn't when it began but whether it ever will, and if so, where first. (vvattsupwiththat.blogspot.ru)