The doctrinal monopolizing of the modern economic theory by supporters of Monetarism and Keynesism deprived it by one of its essential components- the capital theory. Emphasising the role of monetary and fiscal policies has diverted the concerns for real economy and its productive structures. It was constantly overlooked that any fluctuation in the monetary economy is soon translated into fluctuations in the real economy, in its structure of production.This reality requires the inclusion, in any serious analysis of the cyclical fluctuations, of the capital theory and of the role of time in the processes of production. The paper aims to highlight how the structure of production responds to interest rate cuts by extending, simulta...
The purpose of the present article is to explore the possibilities of a reconstruction of a Theory o...
The link between the Marxian analysis of the ‘inner laws of movement’ of capitalism and the Keynesia...
Our aim in this paper is to offer an interpretation of what Keynes called a monetary economy of prod...
There is not a single theory of cycles in Marx’s Capital, but three main explanations which can be s...
The objective of this thesis is to provide an overview of the development of the theory of capital u...
One of the claims of this paper is that three Austro-Swedish schools of economics provided much of t...
While the two-Cambridge controversy brings new interest on conceptual issues related to the theory o...
The monetary theory of production offers a systemic approach to describe systemic crises, but, faced...
Abstract. The aim of this contribution is to study the notion of the period of production by taking ...
none2This paper discusses the general theory of capital structure by distinguishing between technolo...
The idea that capital theory might lead economists to discover forms of ‘paradoxical’ behaviour has ...
This paper reassesses the concept of the structure of production in light of recent works by Fillieu...
The evolving relationship between the ownership and utilization of nonproduced resources, the distri...
The Böhm-Bawerk- Clark debate is overlooked and misinterpreted in capital theory, despite its influ...
none2The volume is a collection of original essays whose purpose is to provide a comprehensive appra...
The purpose of the present article is to explore the possibilities of a reconstruction of a Theory o...
The link between the Marxian analysis of the ‘inner laws of movement’ of capitalism and the Keynesia...
Our aim in this paper is to offer an interpretation of what Keynes called a monetary economy of prod...
There is not a single theory of cycles in Marx’s Capital, but three main explanations which can be s...
The objective of this thesis is to provide an overview of the development of the theory of capital u...
One of the claims of this paper is that three Austro-Swedish schools of economics provided much of t...
While the two-Cambridge controversy brings new interest on conceptual issues related to the theory o...
The monetary theory of production offers a systemic approach to describe systemic crises, but, faced...
Abstract. The aim of this contribution is to study the notion of the period of production by taking ...
none2This paper discusses the general theory of capital structure by distinguishing between technolo...
The idea that capital theory might lead economists to discover forms of ‘paradoxical’ behaviour has ...
This paper reassesses the concept of the structure of production in light of recent works by Fillieu...
The evolving relationship between the ownership and utilization of nonproduced resources, the distri...
The Böhm-Bawerk- Clark debate is overlooked and misinterpreted in capital theory, despite its influ...
none2The volume is a collection of original essays whose purpose is to provide a comprehensive appra...
The purpose of the present article is to explore the possibilities of a reconstruction of a Theory o...
The link between the Marxian analysis of the ‘inner laws of movement’ of capitalism and the Keynesia...
Our aim in this paper is to offer an interpretation of what Keynes called a monetary economy of prod...