

The Economics of Modern Imperialism
Jan 31, 2022
The podcast explores the economic aspects of modern imperialism and the falling rate of profit. It discusses the distinction between colonialism and imperialism, examines different definitions of imperialism, and debates the relevance of Marx's rate of profit argument. The complexities of outsourced production in relation to imperialism are also explored, along with the potential impact of expanding data on G20 and G7 countries. The concept of modern imperialism is discussed, including the role of frontier economies, rent, and the finance sector in shaping imperialism.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
The Economics of Imperialism and the Fall in Profitability
03:28 • 8min
Exploring the Definition of Imperialism
11:15 • 23min
The Tendency of the Falling Rate of Profit and its Relevance in Understanding Capitalism
33:56 • 16min
Outsourced Production and Imperialism
49:55 • 9min
Expanding Data and Empirical Work on G20 and G7 Countries
59:22 • 2min
The Economics of Modern Imperialism: Defining an Imperialist Bloc, Role of Frontier Economies, Rent, and the Finance Sector
01:01:02 • 6min