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Bertil Näslund
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Stockholm School of Economics, Stockholm, Sweden
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Bo Sellstedt
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Department of Business Administration, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden
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Table of contents (11 chapters)
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Theory and Debate
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Pages 3-8
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Pages 9-32
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Pages 33-57
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Pages 59-75
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Pages 77-92
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Applications
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Pages 95-97
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Pages 99-110
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Pages 111-123
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Pages 125-144
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Pages 145-155
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Pages 157-160
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Back Matter
Pages 161-169
About this book
During the last fifteen years certain very fundamental aspects of economic theory have been very actively debated. The debate has often been called the Cambridge controversy, since the main parti cipants in the debate come from Cambridge, USA and Cambridge, Eng land. In this debate certain important foundations of economic theory have been criticized which are specifically important for understand ing price formation and income distribution. An important starting point has been Sraffa's extensions of Ricardo's theory and one has therefore sometimes called those neo-Ricardians, who have based themselves on Sraffa's work. We shall deal with some important issues that have been debated, and we shall try to describe a rather complete theoretical construction which will be an alternative to neo-classical theory. A special problem relates to the title of the book and classification of authocs to whom we refer. Perhaps post-Keynesian would sometimes be a better label than neo-Ricardian. We have used the latter name for the book due to its large emphasis on Sraffa's work. To understand the main parts of the book only basic algebra and calculus are necessary.
Authors and Affiliations
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Stockholm School of Economics, Stockholm, Sweden
Bertil Näslund
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Department of Business Administration, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden
Bo Sellstedt