In a 5,000-year history, the founder of this economic school argued that “confidence in money” underlies the “viability of market economies.” For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this French school of economics established by a 1976 Michel Aglietta monograph on “The US Experience.” This school treats economic history as a succession of “modes of development.”
ANSWER: regulationism [or regulation school]
[10e] Aglietta argues that a crisis in the mode of development named for this person began in the 1960s. Antonio Gramsci named the modern system of mass production and consumption for this person.
ANSWER: Henry Ford [accept Fordism]
[10m] Brenner and Glick note that an emphasis on class struggle in the productivity crisis aligns regulationism with the American “School of Social Structure of” this phenomenon. Rosa Luxemburg argued that “imperialism is the political expression” of this process in a 1913 book on the “problem of reproduction.”
ANSWER: accumulation of capital [accept The Accumulation of Capital; prompt on gaining capital by asking “what is the specific term for that?”; reject “gaining wealth”]
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