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Fordism: a standalone construct

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Fordism1 CONSTRUCTFordismAGLIETTA · MARXIAN POLITICAL

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Marxian political economy

a regime of accumulation linking mass production with mass consumption, supported by rising real wages and collective bargaining.

In marxian political economy, Fordism refers to a regime of accumulation linking mass production with mass consumption, supported by rising real wages and collective bargaining. This meaning comes from Aglietta (1976/2015) in A theory of capitalist regulation.[1]

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References

  1. Aglietta, M. (2015). A theory of capitalist regulation: The US experience (D. Fernbach, Trans.). (Original work published 1976) ISBN 9781784782382

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