Marxian

Your lucky theory of economics is Marxist (or Marxian, as is now often preferred).

Dr Riaz Shaikh gave a presentation on the critical theory of state in Marxian and neo-Marxian concepts.

It will be seen that from the Hegelian or Marxian standpoint, capitalism, being an imperfect social system, is a thesis which is destined to bring forth its own antithesis which will contend with and destroy it, in due Course of time.

I am an ecological economist who turned to Marxian Political Economy due to its realistic economics and explanatory power (2).

"Marx was the first great critic of capitalism," says Richard Wolff, a visiting professor at the New School in New York and one of the few Marxian economists in American academia.

Among them are a contribution to the critique of Karl Marx's economic system (1894), the prehistory of Marxian economics (1911-12), on the history of the theory of value (1903), the psychological tendency in recent political economy (1892), and the dialectical development of categories in Marx's economic system (1929).

De Angelis takes a more radical approach, drawing from a Marxian tradition that focuses on class and power.

Staples theory, once key theoretically and politically, as well as parts of the "New Political Economy" of the 1980s, have been replaced by a field with more powerful tools of analysis, drawn not only from institutionalism but also Marxian political economy.

Contemporary theoretical discussions of exploitation are dominated by thinkers in the liberal and Marxian traditions.

His work on the so-called "golden age" of pirates, the dynamics of slave ships, and the famous rebellion on the Amistad (and more) are all widely read and assigned--partly for the topical gaps they fill and partly for his robust and unapologetic Marxian class analysis.