Paul C. (ope-l 1456) reiterates that he finds the claim that the TSS
interpretation is "the same" as Marx's value theory to be unconvincing.
Marx called the law of the falling rate of profit the most important law
of political economy. No one who adheres to an interpretation in
which valuation is simultaenous has ever refuted the Okishio theorem on
*value-theoretic* grounds. The moment someone does, then I'll be
happy to retract my claim that only the TSS interpretation *adequately
represents the quantitative dimension of Marx's value theory*. But
I'm not going to hold my breath.
Andrew Kliman