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constant 38; variable 38; self expansion of 37; different forms 61-2, 107\n\nCapitalism, preconditions for 40; as a totalising system 85; global dynamic of 84; becomes global system 30\n\nCapitalists, as embodiment of the self expansion of value 1 13; alliances between 109; as \"hostile brothers\" 268\n\nCapitalist state, origins 105-107\n\nCapital-output ratio, Britain 1875- 1901 102; in 1970s 197; for US in post war decades 371\n\nCapitals and states 102-110, 325\n\nCapitals in 21st century, diferent accumulation strategies 263-4\n\nCarchedi, Guglielmo 121; on transformation of values into prices 50; on skilled and unskilled labour and value 52-3; on productive and unproductive labour 127\n\nCarnegie, Andrew quoted on Great Depression 88\n\nCartels 89\n\nCastells, Manuel, on supposed \"structural instability\" of labour markets 335\n\nCasualisation 342; casual employment, not new to capitalism 341\n\nCheney, Dick 319\n\nChernobyl 308\n\nChesnais, Fram;:ois 293, 296\n\nChicago School of economists 192; see also Monetarism\n\nChildren, chronic malnutrition in lndia 252\n\nChile 221; growth 1977-80 219\n\nChina, as semi-colony before First World War 1 85; under Mao 1 15, 1 1 8; economic growth 188; peasants 188; primitive accumulation 243; state capitalism 243; Cultural revolution 243; stagnation in 1970s 218; new model of accumulation after 1970s 243-5; economic growth 1978-\n\n2008 242; foreign trade growth 1 979-2007 242; overseas capitalist interests 244; growth in 1980s 244; fall in manufacturing employment from late 1990s 248; informal employment 339; rural workforce 243, 245; apparent fall in peasant incomes 245; poverty in early 2000s 245; excess of saving over investment 246, 282; imports from Japan and East Asia 217, 247; share of consumption in output (graph) 246; level of investment early 2000s 245; real estate bubble 249; unemployment 7; and global inflation of 2007-8 247; growing influence in Africa and Latin America 250, 274; share of global output of manufacturing goods 242-3; multinationals and exports 247; proportion of global buying power 250; interdependence with US 246-7, 250; and US debt 250, 281; challenge to US hegemony 271\n\nChortareas, Georgios, and Pelagidis, Theodore, on regional, not global, economic integration 263\n\nChristian Democrats, ideology 164\n\nChrysler, bankruptcy 290\n\nCircuits of capital 62\n\nClark, John Bates 42\n\nClark, Kenneth, on \"irrelevance\" of nationality of companies 257\n\nClass, Marx's definition of 1 12-1 1 3; in itself and for itself 332, 349; character of the state bureaucracy 1 12\n\nClass compromise theories of long boom 163, 172\n\nClearances 39\n\nClif, Tony, on military competition 117; on H-bomb and Long Boom 172\n\nClimate change 308-314; and coal 320; weakness of international agreements 316; and food security 322; destabilising effect on system 317; food security, peak oil and economic crises 327\n\nCoca-Cola, outlets in Germany during Second World War 269\n\nCohen, Robin, Gutkind, Peter, and Brazier, Phyllis 344\n\n406\n\nIndex","previous_page":405,"next_page":407}