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5	Marxism: A Guide The first two fundamental welfare theorems, which are the best known "formal" derivations of Pareto's approach to social welfare, are sometimes taught as "liberal"/"free-market" theorems but can actually be re-written with the exact same axioms to generate a strong justification for central planning. And this type of "benevolent government" approach in turn leads to one of fascism, Stalinism, or in moderate doses, parliamentary social democracy. The prime achievement of all of these systems have…	/r/TheRedPill	01/04/17 02:44 AM
3	Marxism: A Guide The labor theory of value was a prevalent Ricardian theory that left its imprint in some of Marx's works. It has since been thoroughly debunked, with the final killing blow coming from 1970s-80s economists who in fact identified themselves as Marxians. To the extent there exists a small field of Marxian economics today, in any part of the world, it is almost entirely integrated into a neoclassical framework based on marginalism. There are a lot of other problems in your post, mostly derivative o…	/r/TheRedPill	01/04/17 02:15 AM