<img src=“http://www.rpgclassics.com/staff/tenchimaru/td.gif”> http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0879757051/ref=pd_bxgy_text_1/104-2838861-9215914?v=glance&s=books&st=*
Look at the “Buy Together” deal.
Whats wrong with it? Both books have to deal with political economics and science. Not everyone is opposed to communism you know (Im not saying I am for it, just saying not everyone is opposed).
<img src=“http://www.rpgclassics.com/staff/tenchimaru/td.gif”> It just seems weird to offer a book on capitalism along with a book on communism.
One who wishes to study economics in depth would have to look at all historically important schools of thought. Also, Marxism as an economic school of thought can stand quite independent from Marxism as a political ideology. Some ideas of Marxist economics were adopted by conservative economists in very anti-communist countries, such as Japan in the early 20th century, without making them pro-communist.
agreeing with sephiroth katana here
Ditto. I bought Das Kapital together with the manifesto though. Amazon just looks at what books are usually bought in the same order and lumps them together I think…
Balance, it helps the world stay in one piece.
Now I’m going to quote Sepiroth Katana.
One who wishes to study economics in depth would have to look at all historically important schools of thought. Also, Marxism as an economic school of thought can stand quite independent from Marxism as a political ideology. Some ideas of Marxist economics were adopted by conservative economists in very anti-communist countries, such as Japan in the early 20th century, without making them pro-communist.