This paper shows that Marx’s theory of profits is based, implicitly, on the existence of a vertically integrated sector that (i) can produce the exact amount of commodities re-ceived as wages; (ii) includes all the processes of production actually used in the econ-omy considered; and (iii) constitutes a quasi-one-commodity system. Nevertheless, the said sector does not always exist, whilst when it exists, positive surplus labour is a nec-essary and sufficient condition for positive profits in this sector, pure and simple. Con-sequently, Marx’s theory of profits cannot be sustained
Marxs conclusions about the falling rate of profit have been analysed exhaustively. Usually this has...
Marxian economics and standard economics are widely different yet they share a central weakness: th...
The paper provides a description and analysis of the Hodgskin section of Theories of Surplus Value a...
This paper shows that Marx’s theory of profits is based, implicitly, on the existence of a verticall...
This paper is built around a theorem proved analytically and exemplified empirically in Flaschel, Fr...
The paper examines Karl Marx’s theory of value and its implications on the contemporary capitalist e...
The paper argues that Ricardo’s concern with determining the rate of profit had no central place in...
This article revaluates contemporary criticism of Marx’s value theory. Key tenets of Marx’s value th...
It is well known that Karl Marx explained profit in capitalist economies as arising primarily from t...
The present paper scrutinizes the logical foundation of Marx’s dialectic analysis of the evolving mo...
Marx's theory of the falling rate of profit makes two main appearances in his work. The first is in...
The present paper scrutinizes the logical foundation of Marx’s dialectic analysis of the evolving mo...
This paper was produced as a study aid, to help people understand twentieth-century debates about Ma...
The aim of this paper is to show that Marx supports his theory of surplus value by developing a coun...
How does material production become socially recognised in Capitalist production? Capitalism breaks ...
Marxs conclusions about the falling rate of profit have been analysed exhaustively. Usually this has...
Marxian economics and standard economics are widely different yet they share a central weakness: th...
The paper provides a description and analysis of the Hodgskin section of Theories of Surplus Value a...
This paper shows that Marx’s theory of profits is based, implicitly, on the existence of a verticall...
This paper is built around a theorem proved analytically and exemplified empirically in Flaschel, Fr...
The paper examines Karl Marx’s theory of value and its implications on the contemporary capitalist e...
The paper argues that Ricardo’s concern with determining the rate of profit had no central place in...
This article revaluates contemporary criticism of Marx’s value theory. Key tenets of Marx’s value th...
It is well known that Karl Marx explained profit in capitalist economies as arising primarily from t...
The present paper scrutinizes the logical foundation of Marx’s dialectic analysis of the evolving mo...
Marx's theory of the falling rate of profit makes two main appearances in his work. The first is in...
The present paper scrutinizes the logical foundation of Marx’s dialectic analysis of the evolving mo...
This paper was produced as a study aid, to help people understand twentieth-century debates about Ma...
The aim of this paper is to show that Marx supports his theory of surplus value by developing a coun...
How does material production become socially recognised in Capitalist production? Capitalism breaks ...
Marxs conclusions about the falling rate of profit have been analysed exhaustively. Usually this has...
Marxian economics and standard economics are widely different yet they share a central weakness: th...
The paper provides a description and analysis of the Hodgskin section of Theories of Surplus Value a...