Political Economy - Eaton, John
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This is a new revised edition of a book which has come to be widely recognized as the best and simplest introduction available to Marxist economic theory. In a very lucid style, carefully defining all the technical terms used, it provides a comprehensive treatment of "the law of motion of capitalist society" which Marx expounded in the three volumes of Capital: origins of capitalism; surplus value; rent, interest and profit; capitalist accumulation; circulation of Capital and economic crisis; imperialism; distribution of the national product.

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This is a new revised edition of a book which has come to be widely recognized as the best and simplest introduction available to Marxist economic theory. In a very lucid style, carefully defining all the technical terms used, it provides a comprehensive treatment of "the law of motion of capitalist society" which Marx expounded in the three volumes of Capital: origins of capitalism; surplus value; rent, interest and profit; capitalist accumulation; circulation of Capital and economic crisis; imperialism; distribution of the national product.
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Dr John Eaton has been working with therapy since 1989. Since 1996 he has been steadily developing the ideas, techniques, principles and methods that, collectively, he named Reverse Therapy in 2002. He has brought together a unique blend of insights drawn from neurological science, symptom-focused therapy, emotional intelligence and mindfulness approaches that form a powerful application to many different types of symptomatic states, including Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia. He is a specialist in the treatment of chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia, unexplained pain and auto-immune disease. John graduated with a doctorate from Lancaster University Department of Psychology in 1998 and is a member of the British Psychological Society. Since 1991 he has delivered over 21,000 therapy hours to clients. He lives and works with his wife and family in Kintbury, Berkshire, UK and also in London. Website: www.reverse-therapy.com Blog: www.reverse-thinking.co.uk