David Harvey tells a story about using an idea from Capital to explain housing markets in Baltimore to landlords, the FHA and politicians without mentioning where it came from. To hear about how he did the same thing with a banker from Chase in Manhattan (but then told him where he got his ideas from) watch the full episode on our channel.
"The framework that Marx sets up for capital, it provided such a intuitively interesting and fascinating way in which to approach a social problem. And as long as you didn't say it had anything to do with Marx, you could really get away with it." - David Harvey
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