Titlebook: Capital Theory, the Surplus Approach, and Effective Demand; An Alternative Frame Pierangelo Garegnani,Roberto Ciccone Book 2024 The Editor(

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An Extended Framework for Context Modeling distribution-based adjustment are critically examined. Finally, it is noted that the accounts of actual growth experiences by some economic historians seem to be more in line with the production-based approach than the distribution-based approach.

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Some Notes for an Analysis of Accumulationding to the other position, in which the adjustment would be achieved through changes in the level of output together with the size of capacity. After critically examining the first position, the paper elaborates on the second adjustment route.

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Accumulation of Capital distribution-based adjustment are critically examined. Finally, it is noted that the accounts of actual growth experiences by some economic historians seem to be more in line with the production-based approach than the distribution-based approach.

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A Problem in the Theory of Distribution from Ricardo to Wicksellvalue and whose incomplete solution favoured the abandonment of the approach. It is however argued that, while the demand and supply analysis of neoclassical theories requires that the independent measurement be ultimately in terms of a single quantity, the same condition emerges as inessential within the classical approach.

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On a Change in the Notion of Equilibrium in Recent Work on Value and Distribution: A Comment on Samu is not to be found in weaknesses of the method as such, which was common to the earlier classical approach, but rather in the attempt to overcome the difficulties that neoclassical theory encounters in dealing with capital, while maintaining the basic supply, demand approach.

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Savings, Investment and Capital in a System of General Intertemporal Equilibriumossible to see the presence in such an equilibrium of a ‘quantity of capital’ as a value magnitude in the flow form of savings supply and investment demand, which encounters difficulties related to its dependence on the price system comparable to those found in the long-period versions of general equilibrium.

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