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u/blazingtruth · 4 points r/DebateaCommunist

I agree with you on all accounts. Please keep posting here more often.

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Here's a piece about "Robert P. Murphy on the Pure Time Preference Theory of the Interest Rate" where Murphy agrees with Marxist economist Sraffa about time-preference.
Here's Bryan Caplan's short piece "The Myth of Time Preference" pretty much in agreement, if you can't tell by the title. Caplan is an anarcho-capitalist who is with the public choice school of economics.
On the Austrian side, I would like to recommend Mario Rizzo's Economics of Time and Ignorance (though I think personally it misrepresents Keynes' work).
On the other side, I'd like to recommend Stephen Resnick and Richard Wolff's book New Departures in Marxian Theory.

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