Karl Marx: On the other hand one must not entertain any fantastic illusions on the productive power of the credit system, so far as

On the other hand one must not entertain any fantastic illusions on the producti — Karl Marx

On the other hand one must not entertain any fantastic illusions on the productive power of the credit system, so far as it supplies or sets in motion money-capital.

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