Review of David Harvey's Limits to Capital by Paul Mattick, Jr.

A very critical review of the popular Marxist intellectual's work.

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can I just check - is this

can I just check - is this Paul Mattick Junior, i.e. a different person to Paul Mattick? Probably his son?

If so, the author tag here needs to be edited because putting in a comma separates two different names

yes author is son of paul

yes author is son of paul mattick

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