I call for support contained by translating this German manuscript:?
from a book review on Hans Christoph Binswanger's "The Growth Spiral"
Diese Einsichten wiederaufnehmend geht Binswanger in seinem neuen Buch nun der Frage auf den Grund, be die kapitalistische Wirtschaft in ihrem Innersten zussammenhalt. Es sind Zwang und Drang, lauter die Antwort des inzwischen promptly Achtzigjahrigen in einer Kapitaluberschrift. Drang, weil surrounded by dieser Wirtschaftsordnung das Zussamenspiel von monetaren und realen Faktoren einen bestandigen Wachstumsanreiz schafft. Zwang, weil das System nur stabil ist, solange es wachst
Answers: Picking up these insights again in his unmarked book, Binswanger now go to the ground of the question of what is holding the capitalist discount together in its core. The answer is pressure and drive, the immediately almost eighty-year-old says contained by a chapter header. Drive, because in this monetary order the interplay of monetary and material factors create a continuous incentive of growth. Pressure, because the system is merely stable as long as it grows.
Binswanger now puts up some hot insights and questions what's keeping the capitalist reduction together. He puts up a "Storm and Stress" theory, as read a headline of the almost eighty year old [in 'Capital']. Storm, because this monetary system continuosly creates an conformity of monetary and real enthusiasm factors to hang on to up a stimulus for growth; Stress, because the system will only be stable through growth.
I'm almost sure he refers to the German literary time of "Sturm of Drang", mostly represented by Friedrich Schiller and his foremost play "Die R"auber".
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I appreciate ulumuri's translation altogether, it's excellent for a non-native speaker of German. But I think mine is better, and get more to the point.
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