Titlebook: Marxian Political Economy; Theory, History and Bob Milward Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000 c

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Marx’s Critique of Classical Political Economyn labour and labour power and Marx corrects this in his theory of wages. The second error was the inability of the classical law to explain the origins of surplus value; this Marx corrects in his theory of capital. The third error was the confusion between ‘values’ and ‘prices’, which is overcome by

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The Transformation Problem — Some Complicating Detoursues into prices and of surplus values into profits, which is mainly to be found in Chapter IX of ., Volume III. A great deal has been written on this subject since it first appeared and the debate will assuredly continue far into the future. In the chapter presented here, we will examine Marx’s disc

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The Dynamics of Capitalismon. The reproduction of capital is a circular process in which commodities which embody surplus value are produced and sold. In addition, labour power and the means of production are bought to renew the process. Marx explains this by utilizing two models of a capitalist economy, one in a stationary

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Capital Accumulation and Technical Changeon, those firms which grow faster will benefit from economies of scale and increasing returns through an expansion of their market share and subsequent higher profits. However, the process of capital accumulation does not proceed in a smooth and orderly manner because when expected profits are low,

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Monopoly Capitalism has led to the emergence of oligopoly in significant sectors of the economy. Although a theory of monopoly capitalism has been presented by other theorists, it is an expression employed among Marxian economists that has been associated with the stage of capitalism that began in the final quarter of

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The Public Sectorne which can define the historical episodes in the development of capitalism to the present day. Marx had little to say in . about the role of the state and did not fully develop his theory of the state, dealing only with the state in terms of intervention through the Factory Acts and the role of th

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The Crisis of the Welfare Stateng demands of the working class, against the background of the rise in Fascism and Socialism in Europe during the interwar years, and the promises made to labour during the Second World War as part of the settlement with labour designed to produce a successful prosecution of the war. The confidence

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