Hume

From: Andrew Brown (Andrew@LUBS.LEEDS.AC.UK)
Date: Fri Nov 14 2003 - 10:49:19 EST

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Hi Ajit,

You wrote:

> Hume's
> challenge on causation has never been answered.

I think materialist dialectics does just that. And I base my
interpretaion of value theory on just this answer. I am very taken
with your interpretaion of Sraffa but if you really believe Hume has
never been answered then I don't see how you can offer a useful
economic theory.

Best wishes,

Andy

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