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Marxist Theory of Economic Crisis and Cycles
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491_9786059914680
Chinese Marxist scholars have first started to explore the issue of economic crisis and its cyclic character in the 1930s after the Great Depression. Initial studies were deeply affected by the economic theories of the Soviet Union, which to some extent restricted creative theoretical exploration. Nevertheless they have made extensive research and held academic debates on major theories and practical issues related to economic crises, and have published abundant books and articles, among which many have achieved breakthroughs.The fruits of their studies indicate that they have been successful in analyzing and understanding the capitalist economic crisis using the basic principles of the Marxist theory of economic crisis. They have kept pace with the times, actively observed new changes in the capitalist economic crisis, and interpreted the new phenomena and new features employing Marxist economics and basic methods of the Marxist economics. They have actively promoted and participated in academic debates on major new issues. They have also made positive innovations, and adopted new scientific methods to enhance theoretical analysis.Innovatively employing the Marxist theory of economic cycle, Chinese scholars have established an entirely new field of study – the research of China’s socialist economic cycles. Since China’s socialist economic construction required the study of the fluctuations in the socialist economy initially the motive and purpose of the research contained strong practical features, namely to control the cycle. Accordingly when the research started, the scholars strived to prove the objectivity of cyclical fluctuations in the socialist economy with the basic principles of Marxism. Along with the deepening of the research, the scholars combined methodological innovations with theoretical innovations, introduced modern statistics, metrical, quantitative and other methods, while maintaining the traditional analysis of contradictions,
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