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The
problem is that ‘crisis’* in economic theory and in C[ircles]
A[nalysis] and S[ynthesis] means two different things. I should
expect an economic ‘crisis’ (so-called) to occur somewhere around
J~ - R~: ie Fragmentation – Revolution – Simplification[:]
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*{But
see later [possibly
next entry but 2, [Redbook6:330-331][19891025:0931f]{Economic
Cycles [continued
(6)]}[25th
October 1989],]
on the nature of ‘crisis’ &c}
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