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The concept of surplus is central in the analysis of capitalism. From the Marxian literature we can identify two main approaches: on the one hand, the concept of surplus developed by Marx based on the distribution of time worked between workers and capitalists; while on the other, the concept of...
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Marx's and Keynes's analyses of capitalism complement each other well. In a rather general model including the public sector and international trade it is shown that the labour theory of value provides a sound foundation to reveal the factors influencing employment. Workers buy "necessaries" out...
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The concept of commodity society based on a specific division of labour (opposition between private and social labour) and that of surplus-value are the most prominent achievements of Marx's intellectual efforts in dealing with the economy of capitalism. This paper attempts to evaluate the...
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Le libéralisme est né comme une utopie au sens de Ricœur. De ce fait, utopie de la monarchie absolue, il est devenu l'idéologie du capitalisme. La pensée de Marx est avant tout une critique du capitalisme dont l'essentiel du propos porte sur les rapports sociaux au sein du capitalisme. Son...
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The paper presents a guideline to discuss a collective strategy for dealing with the controversy on the transformation problem of values into prices. The main argument is that the individual search for solutions to the transformation problem creates a variety of models that weaken the Marxist...
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of Marxism, the development of mathematics and statistics in Russia in the 1890s–1920s, and the unique experience of …
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