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1 online resource (337 pages) |
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Routledge Frontiers of Political Economy |
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Routledge frontiers of political economy.
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The Economic Ideas of Marx's Capital- Front Cover; The Economic Ideas of Marx's Capital; Title Page; Copyright Page ; Dedication ; Contents; List of Illustrations; Figures; Tables; Foreword; Introduction; Chapter 1: Economic reproduction ; 1.1 Production and reproduction; 1.2 The Marxist schemes of reproduction: introduction; 1.3 The workings of the Marxist schemes of reproductionunder capitalism; 1.4 What can be learned from Piero Sraffa's"standard system"?; 1.5 The significance of the Marxist schemes of reproduction; Chapter 2: The (mostly quantitative) labour theory of value today |
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2.1 What is the labour theory of value saying?2.2 The transformation problem; 2.3 Elements of a formal solution to the transformation problem: corrections of Marx's procedure; 2.4 What is the logic in transforming values into prices of production?; 2.5 A short digression into technological coefficients, subsistence wages and the "law of value"; 2.6 What about monopoly prices?; 2.7 Post-Keynesian views about the labour theory of value; 2.8 To conclude; Chapter 3: Towards a better understanding of what will follow -- long-term economic growth and dynamics; 3.1 The "standard system" again |
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3.2 The maximum rate of growth and the attainable economic growth in case of non-necessary consumption3.3 Full versus incomplete realisation of surplus value; 3.4 What about socially necessary consumption?; 3.5 The contribution of the post-Keynesian neo-Marxists; Chapter 4: Productive and unproductive labour; 4.1 Spending out of surplus value; 4.2 Cost-increasing inputs, value creation and the technological inputs structure; 4.3 The translation of unproductive inputs and outputs in the linear model of production; 4.4 Prices and cost-increasing inputs in the total inputs structure |
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4.5 Unproductive cost-increasing inputs and the rate of profits4.6 Unproductive labour today and further arguments; 4.7 Capitalist cost-increasing inputs: productive but wasteful . . .; 4.8 Conclusions; Chapter 5: Laws of motion of capitalism -- accumulation, technical change and super-profits; 5.1 Marx on the relationship between capital accumulation, the rate of profits and the wage rate, and the so-called" industrial reserve army"; 5.2 The capitalist hunger for super-profits as the motivation for technical change and innovation |
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5.3 The effect of technical change on the surplus value and the rate of surplus value5.4 The effect of technical change on the organic composition of capital; 5.5 The scope for labour-saving but also capital-using technical change in the pursuit of super-profits; 5.5 How did the early post-Keynesians look at mechanisation and technical change? The case of Joan Robinson's" real-capital ratio"; 5.7 To conclude; Chapter 6: Long-term developments -- the tendency of the rate of profits to fall; 6.1 Marx's theory of the falling rate of profits -- in a nutshell |
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6.2 The rate of profits in the linear production model |
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Print version record |
| Subject |
Marx, Karl, 1818-1883. Kapital.
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| SUBJECT |
Kapital (Marx, Karl) fast |
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Economic policy.
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Keynesian economics.
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Marxian economics.
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Economic policy
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Keynesian economics
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Marxian economics
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Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781317381839 |
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1317381831 |
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