Ingo Schmidt Rosa Luxemburg`s `Accumulation of Capital`: New
... policy failures and the short term. A crucial implication of these foci is that political intervention of one sort or another, regardless of the fact that Monetarists wrap their preferred policies in the language of non‐intervention, can help to get the economy back on its ...
... policy failures and the short term. A crucial implication of these foci is that political intervention of one sort or another, regardless of the fact that Monetarists wrap their preferred policies in the language of non‐intervention, can help to get the economy back on its ...
The "Alternative" Socialism of Professor Alexander Tsankov
... the social democrats in Germany gradually softened their views on the need for direct and complete nationalization of the means of production and paid more attention to the need of redistribution of income in favor of the poor through tax system instead (Hoppe, 2007, p. 43). It was only in the 1990s ...
... the social democrats in Germany gradually softened their views on the need for direct and complete nationalization of the means of production and paid more attention to the need of redistribution of income in favor of the poor through tax system instead (Hoppe, 2007, p. 43). It was only in the 1990s ...
The Future of the Capitalist State
... 1. Capital as a Social Relation In terms of surface appearances, capitalism can be defined initially as an economic system in which goods and services are produced for sale (with the intention of making a profit) in a large number of separate firms using privately owned capital goods and wage-labour ...
... 1. Capital as a Social Relation In terms of surface appearances, capitalism can be defined initially as an economic system in which goods and services are produced for sale (with the intention of making a profit) in a large number of separate firms using privately owned capital goods and wage-labour ...
1 SWEEZY AND THE MONTHLY REVIEW ON CAPITALISM AND
... The key theorist among the Monthly Review team was Sweezy. Graduating in Economics at Harvard in 1932, where the only challenge to neo-classical ideas was provided by institutionalists and their associates, such as John A. Hobson, who were not considered academically respectable, Sweezy spent a year ...
... The key theorist among the Monthly Review team was Sweezy. Graduating in Economics at Harvard in 1932, where the only challenge to neo-classical ideas was provided by institutionalists and their associates, such as John A. Hobson, who were not considered academically respectable, Sweezy spent a year ...
LERNER, Abba Ptachya (1903-1982) by Mathew Forstater* Working
... national debt—is insisted upon, even if it may be shown to have negative economic consequences (or be impossible), then this is not Functional Finance (it is, actually, ‘dysfunctional finance’). Likewise, Functional Finance does not stipulate that bigger deficits are ‘better’ or that deficits are ‘g ...
... national debt—is insisted upon, even if it may be shown to have negative economic consequences (or be impossible), then this is not Functional Finance (it is, actually, ‘dysfunctional finance’). Likewise, Functional Finance does not stipulate that bigger deficits are ‘better’ or that deficits are ‘g ...
The end of laissez-faire - Dr. Günther Karl Chaloupek
... concentration, Keynes paid little attention to structures of competition among firms and their changes over time in his later writings. Keynes also gives only few general indications what the remedies would be. His most general conclusion is that the institutions of society must accept responsibilit ...
... concentration, Keynes paid little attention to structures of competition among firms and their changes over time in his later writings. Keynes also gives only few general indications what the remedies would be. His most general conclusion is that the institutions of society must accept responsibilit ...
ICT5 - Radhamadhab College
... considerably more tractable, but may produce results which, while seemingly precise, do not effectively model real-world economic phenomena. ...
... considerably more tractable, but may produce results which, while seemingly precise, do not effectively model real-world economic phenomena. ...
Austrian Macroeconomics
... Mises as the "evenly rotating economy,"27 then the triangle represents all of the various stages of production that co-exist at each and every point in time. At any given point in time, for instance, consumption goods OY will be emerging from the production process, and at the same time the unfinis ...
... Mises as the "evenly rotating economy,"27 then the triangle represents all of the various stages of production that co-exist at each and every point in time. At any given point in time, for instance, consumption goods OY will be emerging from the production process, and at the same time the unfinis ...
Slide 1
... Review of the Economic Principles of Capitalism Reviewing Your Understanding - Markets & Prices • If supply stays the same but demand decreases, what will happen to price? To the amount supplied? • If the demand remains the same but supply increases, what will happen to price? To the amount supplied ...
... Review of the Economic Principles of Capitalism Reviewing Your Understanding - Markets & Prices • If supply stays the same but demand decreases, what will happen to price? To the amount supplied? • If the demand remains the same but supply increases, what will happen to price? To the amount supplied ...
Knight`s Theories of Socialism and Capital
... possibility and probability of such an authority being created on earth and among human beings, by political process, and the means an d cost...[This problem] is political, not economic at all...The econom ist, as economist, has nothing to say abou t [it] (Knight 257-9 ). ...
... possibility and probability of such an authority being created on earth and among human beings, by political process, and the means an d cost...[This problem] is political, not economic at all...The econom ist, as economist, has nothing to say abou t [it] (Knight 257-9 ). ...
Economic Transition as a Crisis of Vision: Comparing Classical and
... adjustment toward an equal rate of profit within a system-wide markup pricing model. That is, the prices of production (similar to what Smith called the “natural” price) will be determined in the long-run by a markup of profit over costs that is equi-proportionate across industries. The theory of sy ...
... adjustment toward an equal rate of profit within a system-wide markup pricing model. That is, the prices of production (similar to what Smith called the “natural” price) will be determined in the long-run by a markup of profit over costs that is equi-proportionate across industries. The theory of sy ...
3.1. Changes in the Postwar Global Economy and the Roots of the
... By the early 1980s a new form of capitalism had replaced regulated capitalism. In the 1990s the term neoliberalism arose to describe this new form of capitalism. Neoliberalism refers to the new institutions, policies, and ideas that came to predominate first in the US and UK, from which they spread ...
... By the early 1980s a new form of capitalism had replaced regulated capitalism. In the 1990s the term neoliberalism arose to describe this new form of capitalism. Neoliberalism refers to the new institutions, policies, and ideas that came to predominate first in the US and UK, from which they spread ...
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... created more wealth than every before. 1. But GREAT DISPARITIES in wealth remained or even increased. 2. Although it is not easy, opportunities to start one’s own business have always been there, especially in a free market. 3. CAPITALISM is an economic system in which all or most of the factors of ...
... created more wealth than every before. 1. But GREAT DISPARITIES in wealth remained or even increased. 2. Although it is not easy, opportunities to start one’s own business have always been there, especially in a free market. 3. CAPITALISM is an economic system in which all or most of the factors of ...
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... neo-classical economics operates under assumptions such as markets with high resource-allocation efficiency, value-maximizing individuals, self-regulating invisible hand and perfect information and competition (Lowenberg, 1990). However, the five market characteristics above have existed to varying de ...
... neo-classical economics operates under assumptions such as markets with high resource-allocation efficiency, value-maximizing individuals, self-regulating invisible hand and perfect information and competition (Lowenberg, 1990). However, the five market characteristics above have existed to varying de ...
Neoliberal reason and its forms
... American neoclassicism (Vroey, 2009). This divide continues to manifest itself today in the pro-market/postmarket divide. The “freshwater” economists at the University of Chicago, with their use of partial equilibrium analysis, representative agents, evolutionary metaphors, and their focus on the re ...
... American neoclassicism (Vroey, 2009). This divide continues to manifest itself today in the pro-market/postmarket divide. The “freshwater” economists at the University of Chicago, with their use of partial equilibrium analysis, representative agents, evolutionary metaphors, and their focus on the re ...
State Development Planning: Did it Create an East Asian Miracle?
... the economy. They specifically leave some room for functioning market prices, both in consumer and producer goods markets. Wade even says that planners must look at promoted industries’ success and profitability in international markets to see if the investments were justified. But because the marke ...
... the economy. They specifically leave some room for functioning market prices, both in consumer and producer goods markets. Wade even says that planners must look at promoted industries’ success and profitability in international markets to see if the investments were justified. But because the marke ...
Where Did Economics Go Wrong?
... and more importantly by themselves, as indistinguishable from mainstream economists who overlooked market “imperfections” such as time and ignorance.1 Hayek and Mises failed to see what was coming because the tension between neoclassical and Austrian economics only became acute during two economic d ...
... and more importantly by themselves, as indistinguishable from mainstream economists who overlooked market “imperfections” such as time and ignorance.1 Hayek and Mises failed to see what was coming because the tension between neoclassical and Austrian economics only became acute during two economic d ...
The Exchange Economy, Money - Cowles Foundation
... Market prices are formed by the intersection of the bids and o¤ers histograms. The market price formation mechanism is not continuous in the sense that a small change in a personal price or quantities o¤ered could result in a large swing in market price or no movement at all. This game provides a na ...
... Market prices are formed by the intersection of the bids and o¤ers histograms. The market price formation mechanism is not continuous in the sense that a small change in a personal price or quantities o¤ered could result in a large swing in market price or no movement at all. This game provides a na ...
00-07 From Myth to Metaphor: A Semiological Analysis of the
... It was these two alternative visions of capitalism and the role that capital, accumulation and distribution played in the growth process that became the underlying issue of the Cambridge capital controversy, even though as we show below, the debate quickly became bogged down in technical issues of l ...
... It was these two alternative visions of capitalism and the role that capital, accumulation and distribution played in the growth process that became the underlying issue of the Cambridge capital controversy, even though as we show below, the debate quickly became bogged down in technical issues of l ...
Aalborg Universitet Neoliberal Globalization Schmidt, Johannes Dragsbæk; Hersh, Jacques
... A similar paradigmatic shift took place with regard to the interpretation of the East Asian capitalist developmental state model. The conventional interpretation concerning the successful experiences of the new industrialized economies was that they were the result of the adoption of an export-orien ...
... A similar paradigmatic shift took place with regard to the interpretation of the East Asian capitalist developmental state model. The conventional interpretation concerning the successful experiences of the new industrialized economies was that they were the result of the adoption of an export-orien ...
Transcript of lecture
... became aware of all the modifications and qualifications that would be required for his analytics to capture the many features of the economy's capital structure and hence to better serve as a basis for theorizing about the production process. But actually making those modifications and qualificatio ...
... became aware of all the modifications and qualifications that would be required for his analytics to capture the many features of the economy's capital structure and hence to better serve as a basis for theorizing about the production process. But actually making those modifications and qualificatio ...
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from... Bureau of Economic Research Volume Title: Conference on Business Cycles
... Many economists missed the boat again and recommended anti-inflation policies many months after the first postwar depression had begun. So it happened that the Council of Economic Advisers in their Report of January 1949 expressed the opinion that "stabilization policy for the immediate future is st ...
... Many economists missed the boat again and recommended anti-inflation policies many months after the first postwar depression had begun. So it happened that the Council of Economic Advisers in their Report of January 1949 expressed the opinion that "stabilization policy for the immediate future is st ...
UNIT 1 - GUNS and ROSES
... Government makes all decisions regarding production, prices, wages, interest rates, and income distribution. ...
... Government makes all decisions regarding production, prices, wages, interest rates, and income distribution. ...
Aalborg Universitet Making Capitalism Work Schmidt, Johannes Dragsbæk; Hersh, Jacques
... is to prevent the people from suffering, or whether it be to prevent them from revolting (Montesquieu, in Gindin, 2002). Political Economy as a Tool of Analysis While economic history is useful in understanding the variety of paths to industrial capitalism, political economy –in the Ricardian sense ...
... is to prevent the people from suffering, or whether it be to prevent them from revolting (Montesquieu, in Gindin, 2002). Political Economy as a Tool of Analysis While economic history is useful in understanding the variety of paths to industrial capitalism, political economy –in the Ricardian sense ...