The
process of trade and financial liberalisation
under a capitalist economy, which links
the pace of technological and structural
change to that of the advanced capitalist
world, must necessarily lead to increase
in unemployment, a constant wage rate
at subsistence and increase in absolute
poverty for a larger section of the work
force. This trend is further strengthened
by the demand pattern of the classes whose
income shares increase in this scenario.
A socialist economy, in comparison, can
opt for an alternative trajectory of development
through control over the pace of technological
change, brought about through trade and
capital controls.
October 29, 2006.
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