Reading Marx's Capital (audio) Class 03 - Chapter 3
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Jun 27, 2008 
Professor David Harvey discusses the complexities of money as a commodity, market fluctuations in capitalism, critique of Say's Law, exploration of British decolonization policy, dynamics of money and commodities in circulation, limitless nature of capital accumulation, analysis of hoarding in Marx's Capital, and evolution of money in economic relationships.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
The Complexities of Money as a Commodity
03:09 • 19min
Market Fluctuations and the Dynamics of Capitalism
22:26 • 24min
The Critique of Say's Law and Keynesian Economics
46:28 • 6min
Exploration of British Decolonization Policy and Marx's Economic Analysis
52:38 • 52sec
Exploring the Dynamics of Money and Commodities in Circulation
53:30 • 20min
The Limitless Nature of Capital Accumulation
01:13:11 • 4min
Analysis of Hoarding and Means of Payment in Marx's Capital
01:17:21 • 2min
Evolution of Money and Economic Relationships
01:19:43 • 22min
Capitalism and the Imposition of Temporality
01:41:56 • 7min