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theory, import equilibrium assumptions which rule out a realistic or consistent theory of price formation. An alternative … price theory, calling for a radical reappraisal of the debate on value in this century. …
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This article presents a ‘sequential and non-dualist’ interpretation of Marx’s value theory. This terminology has since …
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In discussions on the rate of profit and its tendency to fall and its role in Marxist theory, a number of phrases are …
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This essay explores the ralationships between income distribution, capital accumulation and technological change in the long-run. It is shown that a falling rate of profit is not a necessity for the capitalist mode of production.
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This article constructs time-varying labour value measures free of such restrictions and shows that they call for a radical re-evaluation of this century's debate on value. We exhibit a counter-example to the Okishio theorem in which labour-saving innovation leads to a continuously-falling...
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Luxemburg’s Accumulation of Capital, which asked the question: how can capitalism reproduce itself? It was continued by many … order for capitalism to exist on the basis of Marx’s equations for simple and for expanded reproduction. If one confines … capitalism, namely technical change as the driving force of accumulation. The effect of technical progress is not only to …
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The paper argues that capitalism can be analysed in six different periods. These are: the period of commercial … capitalism (1500-1750), the periods of the first and second industrial revolutions (1750-1860 and 1870-1914 respectively); the …
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technology, and hence the theory of long-term technological change. Our conclusions emphasise the confusion that the New Economy …
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Military priorities influence a significant proportion of the resources that capitalist societies devote to R&D. Some of the commanding heights of civil economies have been powerfully shaped by the opportunities created by specifically military R&D. This paper is an attempt to sketch the...
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