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[Rezension von: Schefold, Bertram, Normal prices, technical change and accumulation]

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Classical dynamics of disequilibrium

Benetti, Carlo; Bidard, Christian; Klimovsky, Edith - In: Cambridge journal of economics 31 (2007) 1, pp. 41-54

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Relative prices in the classical theory : facts and figures

Bidard, Christian; Ehrbar, Hans G. - In: Bulletin of political economy 1 (2007) 2, pp. 161-211

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Reproduction prices : equilibrium and disequilibrium in a classical model

Benetti, Carlo; Bidard, Christian; Klimovsky, Edith - In: Bulletin of political economy 2 (2008) 1, pp. 25-41

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Capital, salaires et crises : une approche classique

Bidard, Christian; Klimovsky, Edith - 2006

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Reproduction and temporary disequilibrium : a classical approach

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Disequilibrium, reproduction and money : a classical approach

Benetti, Carlo; Bidard, Christian; Klimovsky, Edith; … - In: Metroeconomica : international review of economics 65 (2014) 3, pp. 524-540

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Torrens, un classique de la demande effective

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Classical Dynamics of Disequilibrium

Benetti, Carlo - 2010

This paper studies the dynamics of a disequilibrium model of classical inspiration from a non-gravitational perspective. In each sector, capitalists decide on rates of accumulation that are revised if the desired rates are not feasible. The dynamics differ according to the hypotheses retained...

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