Heterodox
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[embedded content]Mary Filippo's "My Mis-Education in 3 Graphics"Discussion between Unlearning Economics and Blair Fix An article in Current Affairs on "The death of 'Econ 101'" A symposium in Contributions to Political Economy John Eatwell, Economic Theory and Empirical Evidence Theodore Mariolis and Panagiotos Veltsistas, Zero measure Sraffian economies: new insights from actual input-output tables Jacobo Ferrer Hernándex and Luis Daniel Torres-González, Some recent developments in the explanation of the empirical relationship between prices and distribution Anwar Shaikh, Marx, Sraffa and classical price theory Bertram Schefold, What remains of the Cambridge critique? A new proposal Edward Nell, Do linear wage-profit equations support neoclassical theory?
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[embedded content]Mary Filippo's "My Mis-Education in 3 Graphics"Discussion between Unlearning Economics and Blair Fix An article in Current Affairs on "The death of 'Econ 101'" A symposium in Contributions to Political Economy John Eatwell, Economic Theory and Empirical Evidence Theodore Mariolis and Panagiotos Veltsistas, Zero measure Sraffian economies: new insights from actual input-output tables Jacobo Ferrer Hernándex and Luis Daniel Torres-González, Some recent developments in the explanation of the empirical relationship between prices and distribution Anwar Shaikh, Marx, Sraffa and classical price theory Bertram Schefold, What remains of the Cambridge critique? A new proposal Edward Nell, Do linear wage-profit equations support neoclassical theory?
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| Mary Filippo's "My Mis-Education in 3 Graphics" |
- Discussion between Unlearning Economics and Blair Fix
- An article in Current Affairs on "The death of 'Econ 101'"
- A symposium in Contributions to Political Economy
- John Eatwell, Economic Theory and Empirical Evidence
- Theodore Mariolis and Panagiotos Veltsistas, Zero measure Sraffian economies: new insights from actual input-output tables
- Jacobo Ferrer Hernándex and Luis Daniel Torres-González, Some recent developments in the explanation of the empirical relationship between prices and distribution
- Anwar Shaikh, Marx, Sraffa and classical price theory
- Bertram Schefold, What remains of the Cambridge critique? A new proposal
- Edward Nell, Do linear wage-profit equations support neoclassical theory?
- Amit Bhaduri, Capital theory and effective demand
- Donald J. Harris, Capital, technology, and time
- Symposium in Bulletin of Political Economy
- Enrico S. Levrero, Garegnani's work and the prospects of the surplus approach: an introduction
- Roberto Ciccone, A note on capital obsolescence (and under utilization) in classical and neoclassical normal positions
- Heinz D. Kurz, Pierangelo Garegnai: economics with a critical orientation
- Gary Mongiovi, Pierangelo Garegnani and the revival of the 'submerged and forgotten' surplus approach
- Fabio Petri, None so deaf as those that will not hear: on Garegnani's contributions to the capital-theoretic critique and the resistances to accepting them