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This paper extends earlier work (Wray 1991; see also Wray 1992b) that argued that liquidity preference theory should be … interpreted as a theory of value. Here I will argue that two theories of value are needed for analysis of a monetary production … economy: the labor theory of value and the liquidity preference theory of value. Both Keynes and Marx were trying to develop a …
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authenticity of the economic theory underlying the theorem. The analysis set forward here shows that the Okishio theorem … markup. The theorem follows the vulgar components of Smith's theory of value and Ricardo's theory of transformation. Okishio …
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theory, the New Interpretation of Marx's value theory, and the Sraffian approach to prices of production. We add two …
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are dual to each other. To be more concrete, we refer to the theory of international trade, where the factor endowment of …
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In this work, inspired by Winter (2006), in fact of vintage 1968, we discuss the relation between three different levels of analysis of technologies, namely as (i) bodies of problem-solving knowledge, (ii) organizational procedures, and (iii) input-output relations. We begin by arguing that the...
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problem, and neither did Keynes, who had to face the problem in “The General Theory”. A consequential logical conclusion to … movements on financial markets are related to the real sphere of production. -- Monetary production theory ; stock …
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The paper argues that, from a dynamic efficiency perspective, intersections of factor price frontiers are irrelevant to the choice of techniques. Because every change in technique involves a temporary loss or gain in both profit and per capita consumption within the transition period, its...
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