Transnational Corporations in a Global Monetary Theory of Production: A World-Systems Perspective

Transnational Corporations in a Global Monetary Theory of Production: A World-Systems Perspective

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In this paper, I argue that it is possible to enrich world-systems analysis with a heterodox Keynesian monetary theory of production known as the Stuffed Animals Theory of Money Emissions, based on the views put forward by the French economist Bernard Schmitt.In the aftermath of the global financial crisis, I aim to rehabilitate and adapt the old Keynesian proposal of an international clearing union to the modern world-system by providing a Oil Test Strips rationale behind a common world currency and a renewed perspective on money and transnational production.