Can Capitalism Survive? No. I Do Not

Those Revolutions Are Not Strictly Incessant; They Occur In Discrete Rushes Which Are Separated From Each Other By Spans Of Comparative Quiet. The Process As A Whole Works Incessantly However, In The Sense That There Always Is Either Revolution Or Absorption Of The Results Of Revolution, Both Together Forming What Are Known As Business Cycles.

There Is Another Method Of Obtaining Money... It Does Not Presuppose The Existence Of Accumulated Results Of Previous Development, And Hence May Be Considered As The Only One Which Is Available In Strict Logic. This Method Of Obtaining Money Is The Creation Of Purchasing Power By Banks. The Form It Takes Is Immaterial.

This Civilization Is Rapidly Passing Away, However. Let Us Rejoice Or Else Lament The Fact As Much As Everyone Of Us Likes; But Do Not Let Us Shut Our Eyes To It.

The Capitalist Achievement Does Not Typically Consist In Providing More Silk Stocking For Queens But In Bringing Them Within The Reach Of Factory Girls In Return For A Steadily Decreasing Amount Of Effort.

Innovation Is The Market Introduction Of A Technical Or Organisational Novelty, Not Just Its Invention.