dévalorisation

A proportion of capital becomes excessive (measured according to its own abstract rationality as an end in itself) and is therefore threatened by devalorisation.
Une partie du capital est excédentaire (au regard des critères de sa propre fin en soi abstraite) et se voit, par conséquent, menacée de dévalorisation.
The historical particularity of the crises of Fordism consists in the fact that such a huge devalorisation of the speculation and credit amassed in the aftermath of the crisis has not yet taken place.
La spécificité historique de la crise du fordisme tient en ce que la dévalorisation brutale des masses de crédit et de capitaux spéculatifs ne s’est pas encore produite.
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