>vast majority of credible economists no longer take this

>>70067718
this is true but why the fuck did you post this here lol

Everyone knows commies are a joke

>>70067718
except for college liberals

>>70067718
wait, does 4chan care about what economists say now?

You guys were calling them all cucks during Trumpomania.

>>70067718

Marxism never died, it was just imbedded into memes.

"We shall seize the memes of production" - Leafada

that is a clear lie
unless you did that on purpose

marxist economic criticism is very much alive
medical industry, entertainment industry, labor market, value added commodities it's been passed around so much that no one knows where it came from but marx will out live the current reactionism, he is beyond reach and already laughing from the far future

>>70067718
Yeah, marxism lies dead and buried (except for Venezuela and a few meme countries).

The threat today is vulgar keynesianism. What politicians learned from Keynes:

>we can borrow a lot of money
>stimulating the economy is good

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>>70067960
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0nERTFo-Sk

listen to this dope rap

good af senpai tbqh

>>70067823
>idea still exists means it's taken seriously

lmao literally every developed country is capitalist. they have private property and private corporations operating for private profit en masse. 90% of companies in Sweden are privately owned, 5% state-owned and only 5% worker cooperatives. Nordic countries are just massive welfare states in addition to being capitalist.

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>>70067823
>marx will outlive the current "reactionism"
>marx will have the last laugh
>any day now...

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>>70067823
>almost every prediction made by Marx was wrong
>relations between proleteriat and capitalist class in industrial economies went on to improve
>communist revolutions were only successful in backwards, agrarian shitholes like Russia and China
>state now dramatically intervenes when economic crises, laissez-faire approach is moribund
>multinational corporations was the death of the concept of the 'owner' of the means of production = who actually controlled the means of production (i.e. the manager class)

lmao "On a long enough timeline..."

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>>70068003
>rothbard

>>70068276
im not a libertarian

I can agree with some things a person says but not all of them.

>>70068018
>>70068020
>>70068216
not subsequent ways on how to into marx but marx critiques themselves are pretty solid

>>70068324
Marx had some good points (for his time), but shit like the service economy was beyond anything he wouldn't predicted.

And most Marxist critiques now are hamfisted attempts at trying to fit the modern world to meet Marxist theory

>>70068385
would've* predicted

>>70068385
service economy is a disservice
it is the capitalist vapor industry created to mask true work-industry, the capitalist-job-welfare to support exportation of jobs to low wage parts of the world

>>70067718
>credible economists
>austrian
LOL

Modern economics departments are dominated by the neoclassical synthesis. Austrianism is an Internet meme