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theoretically relevant to capital accumulation. Essentially, there is no solid ground for Marxism, of various sorts, to claim that …. And as this paper demonstrates, this problem affects theories that are using Marxism to explain the economic value of …
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The Marxian labour theory of value considers labour as the only substance of value. The generalized commodity exploitation theorem (GCET) purports to demonstrate that many other commodities can be substances of value. This note argues that the GCET is based on two conceptual aws: (a) failure to...
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This paper examines heterodox theories of the determinants of the value of money. Orthodox approaches that tie money's value to relative scarcity of money or to the price level are rejected as inconsistent with the monetary theory of production embraced by heterodox traditions linked to Marx,...
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Marxismus" (The system of Marxism) had been rediscovered by the Italian economists Gilibert and Egidi. It was then the second …
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Modern economic science has become a grand parable, the study of a virtual economic world where the interactive robots engage in mechanical relationships. Although the natural sciences that initially inspired many economists has undergone drastic changes since Newton's era, modern economic...
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This paper offers a unified analytical treatment of Marx's theory of ground-rent, building on the analysis that is available in Volume Three of Capital. Since ground-rent is a transformation of surplus profit generated in agriculture, the main argument is developed in two steps. In the first...
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