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huh. so what you're apparently saying is that an article written by a former chief economist of the imf that appeared in an american magazine (atlantic) in the context of a discussion (albeit shortlived) about revamping the imf, bringing it back into some kind of alignment with it's bretton woods functions (largely abandoned through the "transformations" of the late 70s-early 80s into an instrument of neoliberal colonialism) that talks about the not terribly startling fact that the united states is dominanted by a financial oligarchy...that all this is wrong, trivia somehow...you know, actual class fractions that engage in material actions that impact upon the distribution of financial resources in the united states....and that had i read issac asimov, i'd know that?
maybe i am misunderstanding something.
help me out here.
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