Normal prices, technical change, and accumulation/ Bertram Schefold.
Material type: TextSeries: Studies in political economyPublication details: New York: St. Martin's Press, 1997Description: xv, 577 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN: 0333621298Subject(s): Production (Economic theory) | Prices | Technological innovations | Saving and investment | Equilibrium (Economics) | Economics, MathematicalDDC classification: 338.52Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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General Books | Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section | 338.52 SCH/N (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | P15681 |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 550-562) and index.
Preface --
Introduction: Sraff's Theory Today --
PART 1: GENERAL PROPERTIES OF SINGLE AND JOINT PRODUCTION SYSTEMS --
Multiple Product Techniques With Properties of Single Product Systems --
Relative Prices as a Function of the Rate of Profit: A Mathematical Note --
The Standard Commodity as a Tool of Economic Analysis --
PART 2: THE DOMINANT TECHNIQUE --
On Counting Equations --
Von Neumann and Sraffa: Mathematical Equivalence and Conceptual Difference --
The Dominant Technique in Joint Production Systems --
Joint Production: A Further Assessment --
PART 3: FIXED CAPITAL AND TECHNICAL PROGRESS --
Fixed Capital as a Joint Product --
Reduction to Dated Quantities of Labour, Roundabout Processes, and Switches of Technique in Fixed Capital Systems --
Different Forms of Technical Progress --
Capital, Growth, and Definitions of Technical Progress --
PART 4: THE COMPOSITION OF OUTPUT --
Sraffa and Applied Economics: Joint Production --
On Changes in the Composition of Output --
PART 5: RELATIONS BETWEEN CLASSICAL, NEOCLASSICAL AND KEYNESIAN THEORIES --
Joint Production, Intertemporal Preferences and Long-Period Equilibrium --
The Market and the Classical Theory of Prices --
On the Classical and Marshallian Foundation of Keynesian and Post-Keynesian Economics --
Classical Theory and Intertemporal Equilibrium --
Schumpeter as a Walrasian Austrian and Keynes as a Classical Marshallian --
Ecological Problems as a Challenge to Classical and Keynesian Economics --
Notes --
Bibliography --
Index.
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