Surplus Absorption, Secular Stagnation, and the Transition to Socialism

Minqi Li and Lingyi Wei look to the Chinese and U.S. economies to illustrate the contradictions of secular stagnation, concluding that both economies will likely face great challenges in the decades to come. However, they write, progressive economic policies could change China's future, encouraging massive investment into the state sector and bringing about the transition to a fully socialist society.

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Monthly Review
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.14452/mr-076-05-2024-09_2
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Religion and Society Interactions
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Surplus Absorption, Secular Stagnation, and the Transition to Socialism

Minqi Li, Lingyi Wei
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Surplus Absorption, Secular Stagnation, and the Transition to Socialism

Minqi Li, Lingyi Wei
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Abstract

Minqi Li and Lingyi Wei look to the Chinese and U.S. economies to illustrate the contradictions of secular stagnation, concluding that both economies will likely face great challenges in the decades to come. However, they write, progressive economic policies could change China's future, encouraging massive investment into the state sector and bringing about the transition to a fully socialist society.

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