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and creative destruction 1 94-5; and long waves 373\n\nScientific American warning on peak oil 318\n\nSecond Cold War and arms spending 234\n\nSelf employment, in Africa and India 339\n\nSelf-expansion of capital 75\n\nSelyunin, Vasily, quoted on accumulation and consumption in USSR 204\n\nSemi-colonies 185\n\nSen, Abhijit, analysis of India poverty figures 252\n\nSerge, Victor 349\n\nServices and industry, false distinction 333\n\nServices, breakdown of category 334; central to capitalist production today 334; productive and unproductive 121\n\nShaikh, Anwar, and Tonak, Ertugrul Ahmet 126, 195-7\n\nShaikh, Anwar, on mainstream economics and crises 56; on values and prices 49; on distribution of welfare costs between labour and capital 174\n\nShanghai 243\n\nShare of national income going to labour in 1990s, 1980s and early 2000s 236-7\n\nShareholder value, theories of 294; criticised 295\n\nShiv Sena 345\n\nSimpson, Derek, praise for Gordon Brown 303\n\nSimultaneous equations, error in using them with economic processes through time 7 4\n\nSingapore 218, 221, 242\n\nSkidelsky, Robert, on Keynes 162\n\nSlave labour in USSR under Stalin 158\n\nSlump of 1930s 144-168, 325; different explanations 149; rate of profit and rate of exploitation 151; and concentration and centralisation of capital 153; how capitalism got out of it 303\n\nSlump, beginning in USSR in late 1989\n\n209; in former Eastern Bloc in   \n1990s 224-5\n\nSmith, Adam 12, 43, 46, 55; on value and labour 30; on origins of profits in labour 29; ambiguities in theory of value 22, 30, 4 7; theory of falling rate of profit 69; productive and unproductive labour 121\n\nSmoot-Hawley Act 145; not to blame for world slump of 19 30s 302\n\n\"Social contract\", myth of during long boom 164, 172\n\nSocial Democracy, ideology 1 64\n\nSocial exclusion, ideological character of term 342\n\nSocial wage 13 7\n\nSocialisation of next generation of labour power 173\n\n\"Socialist societies\" of old Eastern bloc as state capitalist 1 1 8\n\nSocially necessary labour 46\n\nSocially necessary labour time 25\n\nSoil fertility 82; falling 321\n\nSolidarnosc 206\n\nSoros, George, on scale of crisis of 2008-9 300\n\nSouth Africa, strikes of 2007 343; attacks on Zimbabwe refugees 345\n\nSouth Korea 221, 242; economic growth under Park Chung Hee dictatorship 1 88; per capita growth in 1960s 189; \"economic miracle\", IMF on 242\n\nSoviet crisis of 1989-91 207-11\n\nSoviet-type economies, dynamic of 202\n\nSpain 218\n\nSpeculation, in late 1920s US 147; in China in mid 2000s 249; in bubbles of 1990s and 2000s 214, 249, 278, 281, 283, 285, 322\n\nSraffians 23\n\nStalin, on \"catching up\" with West 158; death 176\n\nState apparatuses, loss of cohesion in the face of different interests of different capitals 268\n\nState bureaucracy, as agents of capital accumulation 1 14; class character of 1 12\n\nState capital, in Capital Volume Two 1 15\n\nStatecapitalism, 104, 159; economic dynamic 118; GermanyandJapanin 19 30s 15 5; during long boom 170; militarised 172;Ja panese directed to globalmarketcompetition 1 71; Stalinism and Keynesianism as its ideological correlates 302; and limits to accumulation within a national economy201,206; and state capitalists 1 15-19\n\n420\n\nIndex","previous_page":419,"next_page":421}