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Part A -- Chapter 1. The Classical Theory of Value and Distribution -- Chapter 2 .Circular Flow of Capital and Social Reproduction -- Chapter 3. Controversial Issues in the Theories of Value and Distribution: The 'Transformation Problem' and the 'Capital Theory Critique' -- Chapter 4. Labour...
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The focus of this paper is on the evolution of the major macroeconomic variables of classical political economy and the contrast with their orthodox counterparts in the quest to identify the causes of the current crisis in the Greek economy. Our analysis shows that declining profitability past a...
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Abstract In this article we discuss the salient features of the classical and neoclassical theories of competition and we test their fundamental propositions using data from Greek manufacturing industries. The cross section data of 3-digit (total 91) industries of the three (pooled together)...
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The objective of this paper is to evaluate empirically the relevance of the neoclassical, post-Keynesian, and classical theories of competition in the light of the available empirical evidence from Greek large-scale manufacturing industries. The econometric analysis shows that the classical and...
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This article discusses the notion of competition as a process of rivalry between firms. This approach was developed initially by the classical economists and continued in the writings of Marx and Schumpeter. More specifically, this article sets out to show that on the one hand, this alternative...
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