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Karl Marx and his Theory of Alienation
Karl Marx described the concept of the alienation of the worker from the work he does. This process has evolved over the centuries from the practice of crafts and guilds to the current practice of assembly line work. The entry of money into the picture with fluctuating value separated the producer from whet that produced.
15 commentsWho Is The Rothschild Family? What Is The History Of The Rothschild Empire?
When researching The Illuminati, one of the names that keeps recurring is that of the Rothschild family. Who is the Rothschilds? How did they become so powerful? What do the Rothschilds have to do with the Illuminati? Does the Rothschild family control the world through the Illuminati?
19 commentsThe National Debt in Perspective
Whenever the National Debt is discussed in the mainstream media (MSM), it seems as though the focus is usually on the empirically measured size of the "official" debt, how it came into existence, how fast it's growing and the like. Unfortunately,...
2 commentsInvesting In Silver: Is Silver A Good Investment?
Possibly. If you want a one word answer which covers all possible eventualities, then that is it. I will explain. Historically, like gold, silver was used as a currency. Whilst gold ceased to be used for pocket change hundreds of years ago, silver...
43 commentsHow Are Commodities Traded? How is a Physical Commodity Traded? Commodity Trading in Stock Market
How are commodities traded? How is a physical commodity traded? You can trade commodities physically or through a futures and options contract, commodity stocks (shares), exchange traded funds (ETF's) [Investment Trusts], or via spread betting. This article details how each method can be undertaken, what commodities can be traded, and also offers information about SIC and HS codes............
3 commentsThe Price of Platinum Coins and What the Current Use of Platinum Is
12/29/2010 For many years, platinum has sold at a price higher than gold. There has been a ratio between the price of platinum and gold that has held for a long time. Usually platinum sells for 200% the price of gold. Recently that ratio has...
2 commentsThe Future of America's Free Market Economy
The economic problems of the post 2008 period placed the free market economy of the US in jeopardy. But the crash impacted small and lower middle class more than huge companies that often received bailouts from the government. The future of the free market economy therefore suggests that it will be run by fewer and fewer corporate entities.
6 commentsWhat has President Obama Done Right in Three Years? LOTS! (Updated 1-26-2012) [78*]
President Obama has now had plenty of time since he was elected to get some of his agenda put in place; how successful has he been? With the 2012 Presidential election around the corner, Obama's record becomes more important; and, well his policies have worked. This hub reviews all of President Obama's major accomplishments, one-by-one.
32 commentsMarx: “The Fetishism of Commodities” - a short summary
What is "the fetishism of commodities"? If, as Marx posits, the social relations within capitalist society exist between commodities and not between workers, then do workers even have socail relations at all? If so, in what context? Marx asks, is a commodity valuable because human labour was expended to produce it or because it is intrinsically valuable?
0 commentsDo you think that ration card system in India has collapsed?
I know ration card system in India and I don't agree that it has collapsed. It is still working and in many states in India, this system is doing well enough for below poverty line people of states. It didn't even collapsed after the decline of...
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