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[61] Casio: Money's Capacity to Blind. The simple answer to question 138 is that the bourgeois economists were much
more concerned with how money acted while already being circulated in a
capitalist economy. It has never really been a concern of bourgeois economics
to analyze why, or how, money came to be; rather its focus is how to optimize
and manipulate an already existing phenomenon. Like many other facets of the
capitalist system, money is so pervasive that it becomes “blinding”. Money is
so present in our daily lives it becomes almost unquestionable, it seems as if
money is self-justifying and natural. It certainly would not be beneficial or
even seem possible for bourgeois economics to analyze the beginnings of
something that it takes to be as natural. |
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