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This paper provides a mathematical analysis of the Marxian theory of the exploitation of labour in general equilibrium … models. The two main definitions of Marxian exploitation in the literature, proposed by Morishima (1974) and Roemer (1982 … these definitions do not preserve the so-called Fundamental Marxian Theorem (FMT), which states that the exploitation of …
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This is a note on labour exploitation and alienation in the economic thought of Marx and Napoleoni. It is a comment on …
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provided. Exploitation, a well-defined concept in the paper without recourse to the labour theory of value, is shown to be …
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Commodity Exploitation Theorem (GCET), by highlighting a potential asymmetry between labour and other commodities. In this paper …, a novel characterisation of the relation between exploitation and productiveness that is at the heart of the GCET is …
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This article deals with a theoretical point: the alleged consistency of the Marxian notion of exploitation with the …
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exploitation that promotes violence and is driven by internal power relations but even more so by world market demands. While the … structures of dependence and the patterns of exploitation did not change fundamentally. Hence, every effort to sustainably …
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This paper examines a multi-player and multi-front Colonel Blotto game in which one player, A, simultaneously competes in two disjoint Colonel Blotto games, against two separate opponents, 1 and 2. Prior to competing in the games, players 1 and 2 have the opportunity to form an alliance to share...
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This paper explores the impact of ordoliberal thinking on the drafting of the prohibition of "abuse" of a dominant position in the market that was included in the competition rules of the Rome Treaty establishing the European Economic Community as well as on its interpretation by the Commission...
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