[OPE-L:4462] Re: Part Two of Volume III of Capital

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In [OPE-L:4431] Duncan wrote:

>  Marx doesn't seem to use the language of "determination"
> in the same way that we tend to. We think in terms of closed
> mathematical models with endogenous and exogenous variables, but I
> don't think Marx did. 

I entirely agree. The next question then becomes: is Marx's
logic consistent with modern mathematical models or does the formalization of Marx do an injustice to his theory (and if so, why?)? 

In solidarity, Jerry

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