Add to ORKGThis entry, submitted to Philip O’Hara’s Encyclopedia of Political Economy but not included in it, contrasts the temporal and simultaneist approaches to the formation of price and its relation to value. Keywords: price, value, transformation, Marx, TSSI, non-equilibrium, history of economic though
Marx's writings do not support the common characterization of his political economy as a model of ec...
This paper discusses the relation between law and contingency in the formation of value. It begins f...
This paper addresses the Marxian transformation problem of values into prices. According to Marx, th...
This entry, submitted to Philip O’Hara’s Encyclopedia of Political Economy but not included in it, c...
This article presents a ‘sequential and non-dualist’ interpretation of Marx’s value theory. This ter...
Von Bortkiewicz commences his analysis of Marx with an assertion, viz., that there is a quantitativ...
This article reconsiders what Marx says about the transformation problem in Chapter IX of Capital Vo...
This text comprises chapter 13 of Marx and non-equilibrium Economics[1]. It provides a general math...
This article revaluates contemporary criticism of Marx’s value theory. Key tenets of Marx’s value th...
Over 100 years since Marx's value theory of labour was first published, the so-called ``transformati...
This article explains that in the Grundrisse Marx considered that the discontinuity in his transform...
In this article I briefly contrast two single-system approaches to the integration of demand with a ...
This is a prepublication version of ‘Money, Labor, and Logic: A critical comparison’, published in C...
Abstract: The origins of the Marxian Transformation Problem lie in the differences between two centr...
Karl Marx in chapter 9 of Capital, Volume III, remove profits from the cost-price of sectors so as t...
Marx's writings do not support the common characterization of his political economy as a model of ec...
This paper discusses the relation between law and contingency in the formation of value. It begins f...
This paper addresses the Marxian transformation problem of values into prices. According to Marx, th...
This entry, submitted to Philip O’Hara’s Encyclopedia of Political Economy but not included in it, c...
This article presents a ‘sequential and non-dualist’ interpretation of Marx’s value theory. This ter...
Von Bortkiewicz commences his analysis of Marx with an assertion, viz., that there is a quantitativ...
This article reconsiders what Marx says about the transformation problem in Chapter IX of Capital Vo...
This text comprises chapter 13 of Marx and non-equilibrium Economics[1]. It provides a general math...
This article revaluates contemporary criticism of Marx’s value theory. Key tenets of Marx’s value th...
Over 100 years since Marx's value theory of labour was first published, the so-called ``transformati...
This article explains that in the Grundrisse Marx considered that the discontinuity in his transform...
In this article I briefly contrast two single-system approaches to the integration of demand with a ...
This is a prepublication version of ‘Money, Labor, and Logic: A critical comparison’, published in C...
Abstract: The origins of the Marxian Transformation Problem lie in the differences between two centr...
Karl Marx in chapter 9 of Capital, Volume III, remove profits from the cost-price of sectors so as t...
Marx's writings do not support the common characterization of his political economy as a model of ec...
This paper discusses the relation between law and contingency in the formation of value. It begins f...
This paper addresses the Marxian transformation problem of values into prices. According to Marx, th...