Modern Finance

In this highly influential work, Emile Burns offers a critical analysis of the theories and practices of modern finance. He explores the sources of financial power and the ways in which they are used to maintain the dominance of the capitalist class. He also examines the role of the state in regulating finance, and argues that true economic democracy can only be achieved through the nationalization of financial institutions.

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