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The Concept of Surplus in the Marxist Theory : Debates, Ruptures, and Perspectives

Santarcangelo, Juan - 2012

The concept of surplus is central in the analysis of capitalism. From the Marxian literature we can identify two main approaches: on the one hand, the concept of surplus developed by Marx based on the distribution of time worked between workers and capitalists; while on the other, the concept of...

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El concepto de excedente en la teoría marxista : debates, rupturas y perspectivas (The Concept of Surplus in the Marxist Theory: Debates, Ruptures, and Perspectives)

Santarcangelo, Juan - 2012

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Some Marxian and Smithian Ideas on Labor and Prices

Benítez Sánchez, Alberto - 2013

The propositions advanced by Marx and Smith on the relation between labor and prices are examined, with particular emphasis on income distribution, within a non-Walrasian setting including joint production and heterogeneous labor. Among its contributions, the paper introduces the concept of...

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Marx and Money : Which is the Way? (Marx y el Dinero; Cuál es el Camino?) (Spanish)

Velásquez Garzón, Iván Darío - 2009

The aim of this essay is to join the discussion on an important issue in economic theory like is the money. For this, we shall analyse an important theory in economics; this theory was proposed by Karl Marx, where the money has a great importance to understand the development of the economic...

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The Mainstreaming of Marx : Measuring the Effect of the Russian Revolution on Karl Marx’s Influence

Magness, Phillip - 2020

Today, Karl Marx is considered one of the preeminent social scientists of the last two centuries, and ranks among the most frequently assigned authors in university syllabi. However in Marx's time, many competing sociological traditions and socialist political movements espoused similar ideas...

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What Marx Means Today

Sinn, Hans-Werner - 2017

Marx made significant contributions to macroeconomics, laying the grounds for both Keynes's theory of aggregate demand and Schumpeter's theory of creative destruction. His law of the tendency of the rate of profit to fall parallels Alvin Hansen's theory of secular stagnation which has recently...

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Marxist Legal History

Tomlins, Christopher - 2017

“Marxism,” wrote the American legal historian William E. Nelson in 1985, “is not about to disappear as an attractive … ideology or as a powerful political force in the world.” The prediction was not well timed. The Marxism of the socialist bloc … Marxism, meanwhile, was enmeshed in its own deep theoretical crisis, impaled on the stake of materialist determination, and …

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Marx's Theory of Money and 21st-Century Macrodynamics

Young-Taft, Tai - 2015

Marx's theory of money is critiqued relative to the advent of fiat and electronic currencies and the development of financial markets. Specific topics of concern include (1) today's identity of the money commodity, (2) possible heterogeneity of the money commodity, (3) the categories of land and...

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An Innovative Approach to Marx

Jossa, Bruno - 2014

Marx did not confine himself to criticising capitalism. He predicted the rise of a new mode of production which would take the place of capitalism and which he indifferently termed socialism or communism. In the light of this, the author thinks that even today those who do not envisage the...

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Viennese late enlightenment and the early socialist calculation debates : rationalities and their limits

Linsbichler, Alexander - 2021

Austrian economist Ludwig Mises’s central role in the socialist calculation debates has been consensually acknowledged since the early 1920s. Yet, only recently, Nemeth, O’Neill, Uebel, and others have drawn particular attention to Mises’s pertinent encounter with one of the most colorful...

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