Dave Z:
>2. Realize it is a non-problem for real 
>capitalist economies, because the premise of the 
>theory of prices of production is wrong. 
>Sufficient theoretical arguments were given in 
>Farjoun and Machover's book, and a lot of 
>empirical evidence for the non-problem has been produced since 1983.
I am familiar with the F&M arguments, but not the 
empirical evidence, could you give some hints/refs?
BTW - I agree that this is a problem for Marxist 
economist - but since they are the "Träger" of 
the Marxian heritage - as long as they do not 
agree, the diffusion of Marxist economics to 
broader layers of economists/social 
scientist/political activists will be slow.
My impression is that we are slowly progressing - 
i.e. getting rid of the static equilibrium straight jacket.
-- Anders
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