In the introduction to the “Private Equity Scuppered by Subprime Fallout” article, the sentence “has only wiped out 5% off world GDP” should be replaced by “has only wiped off the equivalent of 5% of world GDP”.
| 2007-08-13 | RP 43 - Errata |
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Ninety Years On — What are the lessons of the October 1917 for the Revolution of Tomorrow?
Capitalism is leading the world to ruin. The future of humanity can only be assured if capitalism is replaced with a stateless system of production which produces for needs and production is by freely associated individuals. The question is how can this be achieved.
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