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The paper starts by reviewing a recent contribution on long-waves, in order to recall the essential points of a theory that, better than any other, is able to explain the long term development of capitalist economies. Considering that the present technological revolution in ICT is part of the...
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This paper comments on a recent paper by Ernesto Screpanti (2003), in this journal, on Marxian theories of value and exploitation. The paper argues, in opposition to Screpanti, that the labour theory of value is the most suitable foundation for a realistic and historically determined vision of...
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This paper introduces long waves into Pasinetti's model of structural change on the assumption that productivity growth is fundamentally driven by technological revolutions (radical process and product innovations). The argument is developed at the logical stage of the "natural" system,...
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Reviewing a recent collection of readings on the controversy between post-Keynesians and neoclassicals on the foundations of political economy, this essay attempts to assess the debate and comments on the controversial question of reswitching.
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The purpose of this article is to ascertain empirically whether the "law" of the tendential fall of the rate of profit, considered as an element of long wave theory, can explain the present economic stagnation in German industry. The results are negative for the explanatory power of the "law":...
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