Linear Theory of Fixed Capital and China’s Economy
Marx, Sraffa and Okishio
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This paper delves into the dynamic interplay among regional innovation, population agglomeration, and economic growth within the expansive landscape of the Yangtze River Economic Belt (YREB) of China. To scrut...
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Let us summarise major contents of this small book.
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As well-known, Marx started from the concept of value based on the amount of abstract human labour, and established the production price system via the so-called transformation procedure, values into prices an...
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This chapter gives the overall description of the following chapters. We also describe the system of notations employed in this volume.
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In the preceding Chap. 2, it is shown that the right-side block of \({\mathcal Z}_1\) ...
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One of the features of fixed capital is that it is operated beyond a cycle of reproduction of the economy. The first problem that should be raised with respect to fixed capital is how long, or how many periods...
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In this chapter, we aim at investigating growth and distribution of China’s economy on the basis of the input-output tables and fixed capital data.
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This chapter explores the long-term planning model based on the Marx-Sraffa-von Neumann system. It allows joint production and supply-demand relationships between periods are represented by inequality conditio...
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It is known that although fixed capital shares the same function in the process of production, if the working age (or age) is different, one should make a distinction based on the different ages.
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This chapter first examines the problem of reproduction including fixed capital, both the uniform rates of profit and growth based on the equality system.
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This chapter develops formal discussion of equilibrium of the Marx-Sraffa model from the angle of the eigenvalue and eigenvectors.