Market Socialist Capitalist Roaders: A Comment on Arnold

Economics and Philosophy 3 (2):308-319 (1987)
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Scott Arnold's recent paper, “Marx and Market Socialism,” advances a provocative thesis: market socialists are advocating an economic system that has a strong, internally generated tendency to revert to capitalism. They are, in short, “capitalist roaders”.

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David Schweickart
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