← Table of contents
A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy

Note 54 — Chapter II

N. I. (Nahum Isaac) Stone translation

On the occasion of the last commercial crisis the ideal African money received loud praise from certain English quarters, after its seat was this time moved from the coast to the heart of Barbary. The freedom of the Berbers from commercial and industrial crises was ascribed to the ideal unit of measure of their bars. Would it not have been simpler to say that trade and industry are the conditio sine qua non of commercial and industrial crises?

Explore with AITake your curiosity a little further.

Reading settings