Back to Marx - Universitätsverlag Göttingen
... study of Marx’s notes and the literature he digested in the course of his construction of thought. Back to Marx is much more than just an extensive and thorough piece of philosophical research. Perhaps without any intention, it is as much a testimonial for the profound scholarly and philosophical ex ...
... study of Marx’s notes and the literature he digested in the course of his construction of thought. Back to Marx is much more than just an extensive and thorough piece of philosophical research. Perhaps without any intention, it is as much a testimonial for the profound scholarly and philosophical ex ...
Three Policies to Improve Productivity Growth in Canada.
... increased material living standards for Canadians. It is also the most important means by which any fiscal pressures arising from the demographic challenges associated with an aging population can be met. The objective of this paper is to put forward three concrete policy proposals to improve the pr ...
... increased material living standards for Canadians. It is also the most important means by which any fiscal pressures arising from the demographic challenges associated with an aging population can be met. The objective of this paper is to put forward three concrete policy proposals to improve the pr ...
Some Lessons for Monetary Policy Based on Interest Rates Rules
... The Wicksell’s theory, or his hypothesis as he preferred to call it, takes as departure point the transformation in monetary and banking institutions was occurring along the XIX century. Fiduciary money was becoming a current fact (see De Aguirre, 2000, p. 28). Looking at the desirability of the pol ...
... The Wicksell’s theory, or his hypothesis as he preferred to call it, takes as departure point the transformation in monetary and banking institutions was occurring along the XIX century. Fiduciary money was becoming a current fact (see De Aguirre, 2000, p. 28). Looking at the desirability of the pol ...
Barriers to Foreign Direct Investment Under Political Instability
... the dominant form of state interference with foreign investment, as host countries have learned that more value can be extracted from foreign enterprises through the more subtle instrument of regulatory control rather than outright ...
... the dominant form of state interference with foreign investment, as host countries have learned that more value can be extracted from foreign enterprises through the more subtle instrument of regulatory control rather than outright ...
Paul Mattick
... capacity lies unused. (If more goods aren’t produced it’s because they couldn’t be profitably sold.) Supply has exceeded Demand and nevertheless prices have risen yearly by around 7.2%. The deflationist policy of the last two years has not affected this situation in the least, though hope springs et ...
... capacity lies unused. (If more goods aren’t produced it’s because they couldn’t be profitably sold.) Supply has exceeded Demand and nevertheless prices have risen yearly by around 7.2%. The deflationist policy of the last two years has not affected this situation in the least, though hope springs et ...
The Works of Marx and Engels in Ethnology
... (1964), p. 238 note: Socialism, Utopian and Scientific and other later writings of Engels "are a veritable compendium of the new positivist world-view". But cf. Herbert Marcuse, Reason and Revolution (1960), Preface; ib., p. 323: "This absolutism of truth completes the philosophical heritage of Marx ...
... (1964), p. 238 note: Socialism, Utopian and Scientific and other later writings of Engels "are a veritable compendium of the new positivist world-view". But cf. Herbert Marcuse, Reason and Revolution (1960), Preface; ib., p. 323: "This absolutism of truth completes the philosophical heritage of Marx ...
Political Economy for Contemporary Capitalism
... ‘virtually every controversy within Marxist economics is at bottom a controversy concerning the nature and status of value theory.’6 This book develops an interpretation of value theory drawing upon a range of contributions, especially those of Ben Fine and John Weeks.7 This interpretation is orthod ...
... ‘virtually every controversy within Marxist economics is at bottom a controversy concerning the nature and status of value theory.’6 This book develops an interpretation of value theory drawing upon a range of contributions, especially those of Ben Fine and John Weeks.7 This interpretation is orthod ...
A post-growth society for the 21st century. Does prosperity
... For the last forty years, economic growth has been on the decline in the rich countries, and a weak-growth environment could well persist or even worsen. In fact, it is not inconceivable that today’s new technologies turn out to be less “radical” than those that propelled the industrial revolution, ...
... For the last forty years, economic growth has been on the decline in the rich countries, and a weak-growth environment could well persist or even worsen. In fact, it is not inconceivable that today’s new technologies turn out to be less “radical” than those that propelled the industrial revolution, ...
Factors affecting the economic and social well
... ^Kuznets states, " ... an agricultural revolution — a marked rise in productivity per worker in agriculture — is a precondition of the industrial revolution for any sizeable region in the world" (1.8, pp. 5960). Similarly, Nicholls writes, " ... until underdeveloped countries succeed in achieving an ...
... ^Kuznets states, " ... an agricultural revolution — a marked rise in productivity per worker in agriculture — is a precondition of the industrial revolution for any sizeable region in the world" (1.8, pp. 5960). Similarly, Nicholls writes, " ... until underdeveloped countries succeed in achieving an ...
Tinbergen`s business cycle analysis
... on the basis of a macroeconomic aggregate such as gross domestic product or industrial production as deviation from a trend; as a degree of capacity utilisation in relation to full capacity compiled either by a full employment rate combined with labour productivity measure or by capital stock combin ...
... on the basis of a macroeconomic aggregate such as gross domestic product or industrial production as deviation from a trend; as a degree of capacity utilisation in relation to full capacity compiled either by a full employment rate combined with labour productivity measure or by capital stock combin ...
NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA ECONOMIC
... How to Get the Most from this Course In distance learning the study units replace the university lecturer. This is one of the great advantages of distance learning; you can read and work through specially designed study materials at your own pace and at a time and place that suit you best. Think of ...
... How to Get the Most from this Course In distance learning the study units replace the university lecturer. This is one of the great advantages of distance learning; you can read and work through specially designed study materials at your own pace and at a time and place that suit you best. Think of ...
The American University in Cairo
... widening the inequality gaps not only among the different countries but within each country depending on where that country stands from the development ladder. As a result, various theoretical and empirical researches in different social science disciplines were directed to study the factors of prod ...
... widening the inequality gaps not only among the different countries but within each country depending on where that country stands from the development ladder. As a result, various theoretical and empirical researches in different social science disciplines were directed to study the factors of prod ...
01/2014 Esteban Pérez Caldentey and Matías Vernengo Raúl Prebisch and Economic Dynamics:
... THE IDEAs WORKING PAPER SERIES ...
... THE IDEAs WORKING PAPER SERIES ...
The concept of alienation, its origins and consequences in capitalism
... producers and products, in which, the former is determined by the latter instead of determining the latter. Secondly, workers are alienated from their working activities because the product of their labour is sold and does not belong to them. The first and second types of alienation relate closely ...
... producers and products, in which, the former is determined by the latter instead of determining the latter. Secondly, workers are alienated from their working activities because the product of their labour is sold and does not belong to them. The first and second types of alienation relate closely ...
economics and philosophy: more than having fun and
... Which of these three studies belongs to economics? I can easily imagine you would believe that none of them belongs to economics. None of them deals with typically economic issues such as wealth, poverty, economic growth, company takeovers, inflation, financial crises or something of that sort. I ca ...
... Which of these three studies belongs to economics? I can easily imagine you would believe that none of them belongs to economics. None of them deals with typically economic issues such as wealth, poverty, economic growth, company takeovers, inflation, financial crises or something of that sort. I ca ...
Three simple models of social capital and economic growth
... 2. The concept of social capital 2.1. Defining social capital Like many sociological concepts, social capital encompasses many different meanings. While some researchers define social capital in terms of trust and norms of civic cooperation, others characterize it in terms of cultural values such as ...
... 2. The concept of social capital 2.1. Defining social capital Like many sociological concepts, social capital encompasses many different meanings. While some researchers define social capital in terms of trust and norms of civic cooperation, others characterize it in terms of cultural values such as ...
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... and the economy as a whole; this process of expanding inputs into production is one way the economy can grow. But how much income should be saved? This is the ...
... and the economy as a whole; this process of expanding inputs into production is one way the economy can grow. But how much income should be saved? This is the ...
The Degrowth of Consumption as an Economic Strategy: Is
... and its relationships1. For the purpose of this dissertation, every economic system shall solve an ultimate problem: what/how/for that shall goods and services be produced and in what quantities? The allocation problem triggers basic questions that must be answered in order for an economy to run sat ...
... and its relationships1. For the purpose of this dissertation, every economic system shall solve an ultimate problem: what/how/for that shall goods and services be produced and in what quantities? The allocation problem triggers basic questions that must be answered in order for an economy to run sat ...
1 Career capital in transitions crossing career fields Markus Latzke
... individual goes for a job change it is an opportunity to learn not just about the individual but also about the context in which this transition takes place. A PhD for example might be evaluated very differently depending on the area in which one is working; it might enhance or reduce the possibili ...
... individual goes for a job change it is an opportunity to learn not just about the individual but also about the context in which this transition takes place. A PhD for example might be evaluated very differently depending on the area in which one is working; it might enhance or reduce the possibili ...
The Case of General Purpose Technologies
... are called General Purpose Technologies (GPTs henceforth). Prominent examples of the past would be the steam engine, electricity, and in the last years information and communication technology (ICT). New generation technologies, and specifically nanotechnology (Youtie et al., 2008), have the high p ...
... are called General Purpose Technologies (GPTs henceforth). Prominent examples of the past would be the steam engine, electricity, and in the last years information and communication technology (ICT). New generation technologies, and specifically nanotechnology (Youtie et al., 2008), have the high p ...
Karl Marx and the Classics
... (who is thus transformed into a wage-labourer, possessor only of his labour-force) and in the full ownership of the production means by the capitalist: the capitalist has both the power to place into operation the means of production (which was not the case in pre-capitalist modes of production) as ...
... (who is thus transformed into a wage-labourer, possessor only of his labour-force) and in the full ownership of the production means by the capitalist: the capitalist has both the power to place into operation the means of production (which was not the case in pre-capitalist modes of production) as ...
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... a supersession of the objective contradictions, it becomes also speculative in Hegel’s sense. In his Encyclopaedia, Hegel relates the speculative moment to the third phase of a dialectical movement, when contradictions are conceived, not as debilitating, but as productive. It is “the affirmative, wh ...
... a supersession of the objective contradictions, it becomes also speculative in Hegel’s sense. In his Encyclopaedia, Hegel relates the speculative moment to the third phase of a dialectical movement, when contradictions are conceived, not as debilitating, but as productive. It is “the affirmative, wh ...
An Introduction to the three volums of Karl Marx`s
... But it was also—and in particular—the 1990s that showed that capital ism, even after its apparent “final victory,” continued to go hand in hand with processes of crisis and immiseration; and Kosovo, Afghanistan, and the first war in Iraq showed that wars in which the developed capitalist countries ...
... But it was also—and in particular—the 1990s that showed that capital ism, even after its apparent “final victory,” continued to go hand in hand with processes of crisis and immiseration; and Kosovo, Afghanistan, and the first war in Iraq showed that wars in which the developed capitalist countries ...
Marx`s Theory of the Money Commodity
... money was a matter of critical political significance for Marx because he charged the utopian socialists and British Owenites with exaggerating the potential of monetary reforms to alter the social system. They falsely imagined that the defects of the economic system could be removed by tinkering wi ...
... money was a matter of critical political significance for Marx because he charged the utopian socialists and British Owenites with exaggerating the potential of monetary reforms to alter the social system. They falsely imagined that the defects of the economic system could be removed by tinkering wi ...