Re: [OPE] Just published: THE NATIONAL QUESTION AND THE QUESTION OF CRISIS (RPE, Vol. 26)

It is not either Keynesian or Malthusian, but it does produce equations that are similar to Solow's equations for the rate of profit in a growing economy, but without the mystification of the Cobb Douglas function or the marginal productivities that Solow used. I believe that these equations can be more directly derived from classical or Marxian starting points.

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This has a definite Malthusian ring to it.... not to say Keynesian.

PBl

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Paul C.,

This is the message we are discussing:

Paul Z.

On 11/27/2010 2:48 PM, Paul Cockshott wrote:
> Theoretically I mean a rise in the undproductive expenditure causes a rise
in the rate of profit. The equation is the one I presented at the conference
in Turkey last year,...
>
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