Long term equilibrium, stationary disequilibrium, and crisis In this article, we show that the analysis of competitive mechanisms by the classics (Smith, Ricardo, Marx) can be used as a point of departure for the construction of a disequilibrium microeconomics. On this basis, we build a dynamic model (with fixed capital) in which one fixed point corresponds to the long-term classical equilibrium. The stability of the model is shown using computer simulation. Two other regimes (long-term disequilibria) can be identified : Overheating and Inferior States of the Keynesian type. Crises of overproduction can also be generated. The conditions for the stability of the capitalist system are discussed (in particular, in relation to the profitabilit...
Abstract: The Marx model for the profit rate r depending on the ex-ploitation rate e and on the orga...
Mixed unemployment and economic policies. A disequilibrium model The works related to the disequili...
Disequilibrium analysis, particularly in the context of explicit dynamic economic models, is an area...
Long term equilibrium, stationary disequilibrium, and crisis In this article, we show that the anal...
In this paper we construct a framework for the analysis of the stability of capitalist economies. To...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to study the qualitative impact of short-run disequil...
Mainstream theory was built around the idea of the existence of a stable long-term equilibrium, dete...
In the numerical examples used by Marx to study the reproduction of social capital, the economy reac...
It has often been argued that Sraffa's criticism of neoclassical theory did not affect the models of...
Equilibrium and Disequilibrium Models in the Theory of Business Cycles Pierre-Alain Muet This articl...
This article is a generalization of recent work of J. Cartelier (1990), who develops a disequilibriu...
La théorie mainstream s’est construite autour de l’idée de l’existence d’un équilibre de long terme ...
The neoclassical theory developed historically around the concept of equilibrium (partial or general...
International audienceThis article deals with the place of dynamics in disequilibrium macroeconomics...
Abstract This article proposes a model of the development of traditional economics. This model is "m...
Abstract: The Marx model for the profit rate r depending on the ex-ploitation rate e and on the orga...
Mixed unemployment and economic policies. A disequilibrium model The works related to the disequili...
Disequilibrium analysis, particularly in the context of explicit dynamic economic models, is an area...
Long term equilibrium, stationary disequilibrium, and crisis In this article, we show that the anal...
In this paper we construct a framework for the analysis of the stability of capitalist economies. To...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to study the qualitative impact of short-run disequil...
Mainstream theory was built around the idea of the existence of a stable long-term equilibrium, dete...
In the numerical examples used by Marx to study the reproduction of social capital, the economy reac...
It has often been argued that Sraffa's criticism of neoclassical theory did not affect the models of...
Equilibrium and Disequilibrium Models in the Theory of Business Cycles Pierre-Alain Muet This articl...
This article is a generalization of recent work of J. Cartelier (1990), who develops a disequilibriu...
La théorie mainstream s’est construite autour de l’idée de l’existence d’un équilibre de long terme ...
The neoclassical theory developed historically around the concept of equilibrium (partial or general...
International audienceThis article deals with the place of dynamics in disequilibrium macroeconomics...
Abstract This article proposes a model of the development of traditional economics. This model is "m...
Abstract: The Marx model for the profit rate r depending on the ex-ploitation rate e and on the orga...
Mixed unemployment and economic policies. A disequilibrium model The works related to the disequili...
Disequilibrium analysis, particularly in the context of explicit dynamic economic models, is an area...