Overpoduction and Cris5es

Originally published in 1872, this groundbreaking work by Julia Franklin and Karl Rodbertus offers a Marxist analysis of the economic crises of the time. From the overproduction of commodities to the exploitation of labor, this book provides a scathing critique of capitalism and the free market system. With its sharp insights and prescient analysis, Overproduction and Crises remains a must-read for anyone interested in the history of economic thought.

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