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Contents
I - INTRODUCTION
(1) The
Classical World
(2) The
Place of the Classical Paradigm
(3) The Notion of Classical General Equilibrium
II - SMITH'S ECONOMICS
(1) Guide to Smith's Wealth of Nations
II - RICARDO'S ECONOMICS
(1) Introduction
(2) The Labor Theory of Value
(3) The Iron Law of Wages
(4) The Differential Theory of Rent
(5) The Ricardian Theory of Growth
(6) The Machinery Question
(7) The Theory of Comparative Advantage
III - THE RICARDIANS
(1) The General Glut Controversy
(2) The Malthusian Population Doctrine
(3) The Wages-Fund Doctrine
(4) The Abstinence Theory
(5) Marxian Economics
IV - THE CLASSICAL REVIVAL
(1) Introduction
(2) The Closed Leontief System
(A) The
Stationary State
(B) Surplus
and Balanced Growth
(3) The Open Leontief System
(A) The Open Leontief
Stationary State
(B) Leontief and Linear
Programming
(C) Keynesianism and
the Classical System
(D) Surplus and Balanced Growth
(E) Joint Production
(4) The von Neumann System
(A)
The von Neumann System
(B) The von Neumann System with
Consumption
(5) The Sraffian System
(6) Growth, Stability and Structural Change
(A) The Solow-Samuelson Model
(B) The Dynamic Leontief System
(C) The Keynes-Leontief Process: Stability and
Instability
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