A New Approach for Implementation and Simulation Study Of Digital Circuits using CEDAR Logic

This paper advocates the use of free and open source interactive computerized design tool Cedar Logic” for the design of combinational and sequential logic circuits. This tool provides a modern approach to fill the gap in the currently available computer based teaching software, with the purpose of providing alternative-mode subject delivery. The Cedar Logic is used to show the link between Boolean algebra and combinatorial and sequential circuits. Each circuit introduces new concepts and produces the complete design of a stand-alone apparatus that is fun and interesting to use

Capital and Imperialism: Theory, History, and the Present.

Description based upon print version of record.Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- PART 1 -- 1 A Money-Using Economy -- 2 Money in Some Theoretical Traditions -- 3 The Marxian System and Money -- 4. Capitalism and Its Setting -- 5 Increasing Supply Price and Imperialism -- PART 2 -- 6 Periods in Capitalism -- 7 The Myth of the Agricultural Revolution -- 8 Capitalism and Colonialism -- 9 Colonialism before the First World War -- 10 Further on Colonial Transfers and Their Implications -- PART 3 -- 11 The Unraveling of the Colonial Arrangement -- 12 A Perspective on the Great Depression13 Public Policy and the Great Famine in Bengal, 1943-44 -- PART 4 -- 14 Postwar Dirigisme and Its Contradictions -- 15 The Long Postwar Boom -- 16 The End of Postwar Dirigisme -- PART 5 -- 17 The Neoliberal Regime -- 18 Inequality and Ex Ante Overproduction -- 19 Capitalism at an Impasse -- PART 6 -- 20 Capitalism in History -- 21 The Road Ahead -- Notes -- Index1 online resource (385 p.

Growth versus redistribution

The argument that redistribution should be put on hold until a “specified” level of growth has been achieved has long been a topic of debate among economists. The author asserts that the argument makes little sense

La economía de la India en el neoliberalismo

El artículo hace una revisión de la política económica en la India durante las últimas décadas y del impacto laboral, social y económico que ésta ha tenido. Comienza con un análisis del régimen dirigista que surgió a partir de la Independencia del país, para más adelante hacer énfasis en el periodo neoliberal, que aún continúa como régimen económico predominante. Asimismo, aborda el impacto que ha tenido la pandemia de covid-19. Concluye con un recuento de los desafíos a los que se enfrenta la India en la actualidad para unificar al país