Interesting paper from Simon Mohun

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Date: Tue Mar 09 2004 - 15:28:20 EST

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Simon Mohun: "The Labour Theory of Value as Foundation for Empirical Investigations",Metronomica, Forthcoming issue.
Abstract 

This paper outlines some recent approaches to the construction of an accounting structure which relates observable prices to Marxian labour values. The first is that proposed (independently of each other) by Duménil and Foley (DF); the second in some sense is a generalisation which focuses on gross value produced rather than net value added; and a third imposes some temporal structure upon the second approach. The second two approaches are based on different definition of labour value from that in the DF approach, and the paper argues that the DF approach is both more theoretically coherent and more practically useful.



Also seems interesting:

Roberto Veneziani: The Temporal Single-System Interpretation of Marx's Economics: A Critical Evaluation (Abstract) 

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