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...important philosophical difference between advocates of [[laissez faire]] economics and those advocating a [[planned economy]]. Mainstream, [[bourgeois]] thoug ...finds expression in various scientific disciplines such as [[Mathematical economics]], [[Sociology]], etc.

...Cassel|Gustav Cassel]] in 1918,<ref>Gustav Cassel, "Abnormal Deviations in International Exchanges," in ''Economic Journal'', (December, 1918), 413-415</ref> it is ...exchange rate is the [[:en:Geary-Khamis dollar|Geary-Khamis dollar]] (the "international dollar").

...al category rather than a material category (as seen by [[:en:Neoclassical economics|neo-classical]] thinkers). "[[:en:Capitalism]] is not an ‘economic syste ...d a New Political Economy of Capital.] Nitzan, Jonathan. (1998). Review of International Political Economy. Vol. 5. No. 2. pp. 169–217. (Journal Article; English)

[[Image:Economics Gini coefficient2.svg|thumb|right|280px|Graphical representation of the Gin Although the Gini coefficient is most popular in economics, it can in theory be applied in any field of science that studies a distrib

...etric information]] when a [[principal (law)|principal]] hires an [[Agent (economics)|agent]], such as the problem that the two may not have the same interests, In political science and economics, the problem of motivating a party to act on behalf of another is known as

...inism]]—urban [[Marxism]] adapted to agrarian Russia reversing Karl Marx's economics–politics prescription to allow for a dynamic [[revolution]] led by a [[va ...ng the bourgeoisie's "imperialist war"—one that ought be transformed to an international [[civil war]], between the classes. At the beginning of the war, the Austri