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| '''Crisis theory''' seeks to identify the causes of economic crises in [[capitalism]] (these are sometimes referred to as "business cycles"). This theory is generally seen within [[Marxism|Marxist]] theory and Marxian economics. Among the explanations are supply overproduction, demand underconsumption, and the [[Tendency of the rate of profit to fall|tendency for the rate of profit to fall]]. | | '''Crisis theory''', concerning the causes and consequences of the [[Tendency of the rate of profit to fall|tendency for the rate of profit to fall]] in a [[Capitalism|capitalist system]], is now generally associated with [[Marxism]] and Marxist economics. |
| [[Category:Marxist terminology]] | | |
| [[Category:Economic crises]] | | == External links == |
| [[Category:Marxist theory]]
| | {{External links|Wikipedia=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crisis_theory}} |
