LA TEORÍA DE LAS CRISIS ECONÓMICAS EN EL CAPITALISMO: UNA INTERPRETACIÓN DESDE LA PERSPECTIVA DE KARL MARX

Abstract

The economic crises are phenomena of multifaceted character and, generally, complex to approach. However, in this investigation, it is tried to characterize under the arguments raised by Karl Marx, their nature and the way in which they pronounce so much to short as in the long term. Although different by their intensity, its amplitude and its length, the crises are the result of the abrupt outbreak of the contradictions of the capitalist economy. Under a landlord of regular intervals, the crises appear through time like cyclical fluctuations of overproduction of motivated merchandise, in last instance, by the unstable behavior of the rate of profit. Like that, then, the course of the own progress of Capitalism, puts in the open that the crises take place of inexorable way.