Titlebook: Interest and Profit in the Theories of Value and Distribution; Carlo Panico Book 1988 Carlo Panico 1988 business.distribution.industries

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Introduction, determine the everyday fluctuations of interest rate, its average value over long periods depends upon the rate of profits to be made from the employment of capital in production. The causal links between the rates of interest and profits are presumed to proceed from the latter to the former rate.

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Marx on the Relation between Interest and Profit,ted movements of these rates. These sections of Marx’s writings, like those dealt with previously, have been neglected in the economic literature. Yet, it will be shown that, in this case too, his views deserve more attention that they have received.

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Keynes on the Interest Rate,he . to that of the .. This was a period that saw a remarkable change in Keynes’s attitude towards the traditional neoclassical or marginalist theory of money and its links with the theory of value, distribution and the level of output. He developed a critical attitude towards this theory and tried

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Keynes on the Relation between Interest and Profit,ry and real variables. The study of Keynes’s writings on this topic clarifies another way, different from that derived from Marx’s writings in a previous part of this work, through which competitive market forces tend to relate the rates of interest and profits. From Marx’s writings it was possible

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A Monetary Theory of the Rate of Profits,for a theory of the rate of profits where monetary influences are given a significant role and to point out some analytical conditions allowing the development of this theory. The problem has been dealt with in this book by looking at two points, i.e. the possibility of arguing for a monetary determ

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