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consistently failed to clarify the nature and magnitude of overall profit. No economist, though, would deny that profit is an …
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The volume of profits in an economy is a magnitude, which is out of sight of orthodox macroeconomic textbooks and effectively ignored by neoclassical macroeconomics. In contrast, Kalecki's approach brings to the forefront the sources of profits and makes possible their further analysis. In a...
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macroeconomic profitability. Measurement issues include the treatment of holding gains on physical assets and net financial … work has focused on the identification of trends and shifts in profit rates not caused by cyclical fluctuations, and … include capital deepening stimulated by a reduction in the cost of capital funds; profit squeezes caused by some combination …
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We show that public firm profit rates fell by half since 1980. Inferred as the residual from the rise of US corporate … profit rates in aggregate data, private firm profit rates doubled since 1980. Public firm financial returns matched their … fall in profit rates, while public firm representativeness increased from 30% to 60% of the US capital stock. These results …
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When we characterize an argument that has no sound theoretical foundation as political, then what has been produced by economists so far is political economics. However, since the Classics and Marx all major economic schools have defended the claim that they were doing science. This claim has...
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