Titlebook: Competition, Instability, and Nonlinear Cycles; Proceedings of an In Willi Semmler Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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Stability and Instability in a Dynamic Model of Capitalist Production (abridged version)What follows is part of a broader study concerning the properties of capitalist economies with regard to stability. These properties are analyzed on the basis of a microeconomic model of the competitive process, based on the classical principles derived from the works of Smith, Ricardo and Marx.. From these classical microeconomic foundations, a ..

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencebility of aggregates such as investment, outputs, and employment (see Kaldor, 1940; Goodwin, 1948, 1951, 1972; Hicks, 1950; Duesenberry, 1958; Klein/Preston, 1969; Chang/Smyth, 1971; Kalecki, 1971; Dana/Malgrange, 1981).

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Cryptography with One-Way Communications which characterize non-linear aspects of cyclical phenomena better. [e.g. Marraval (1983)]. Finally, a small number of papers have attempted to investigate non-linear cyclical behavior using non-regression based techniques. [e.g. Neftci (1984), DeLong and Summers (1984)]. This paper is a review of these approaches.

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Lecture Notes in Computer Scienceection utilizes the theory of markup pricing to elaborate on the stability properties of classically oriented production price systems (Nikaido/Kobayashi, 1978; Krause, 1983; Fujimoto/Krause, 1985; Boggio, 1985; Catz/Laganier, 1984).

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Ergodic Price Setting with Technical Progressis is confined to circulating capital only. (Fixed capital is treated in [1].) The main tool in obtaining the result is an ergodicity property for inhomogeneous products of nonlinear positive operators. (Section 3.) For the latter we present a proof on the basis of some earlier results obtained by the authors ([5],[6],[8]).