Paul Mattick

Paul Mattick was a prominent 20th-century Marxist economist and social theorist known for his critique of capitalism and his analysis of economic crises. He argued that capitalism is inherently unstable and prone to cyclical downturns due to its reliance on profit-driven motives. His work emphasized the importance of understanding the social implications of economic conditions and advocated for a revolutionary change in society. Mattick's writings contributed significantly to debates on economic theory, political economy, and the role of the working class, making him a key figure in Marxist thought and critiques of neoliberalism.