Titlebook: Economics: An Anti-Text; Francis Green,Petter Nore Book 1977 Sam Aaronovitch, Bettina Berch, Monika Beutel, Ben Fine, Andrew Glyn, Francis

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The Myth of Objectivity in Positive Economicsng’ — economics proper — gets under way. This is because the methodology of the subject does not become interesting until something is known of the subject itself — in this case, economics. While methodology does not play an important part in most economics courses, it is usually considered importan

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Class in Contemporary Britain importance. In the first part we discuss the main uses of the concept ‘class’: first, in the context of a Marxist theory of society where class analysis is concerned with the relationship between groups of people who are defined in relation to their part in the process of production; second, as the

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Consumer Sovereigntyic theory and yet discussed little. As a fundamental concept, it is both simple and complex: simple, because it seems self-evidently reasonable; complex because it is part of both ‘positive economics’ and ‘normative economics’—complex also because it straddles both economic theory and political theo

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Wages and Laboure of the major issues which economic theory treats, it is important to go into this question further. Specifically, we will examine here the economists’ theories of wage differentials, or why some workers receive lower wages than other workers, and the economists’ theories of the wage-determination

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The Concept and Origin of Profitc analysis. However, whilst orthodox economics reaches unanimity in treating wages as the price of labour., consistent treatment of the nature and source of profits is notable by its absence. In this essay, in Section 1, we construct an orthodox theory of profit by following the development of gener

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The Balance of Payments and the International Economic System., a record of a nation’s transactions with other nations. Second, it is taken to be a . on the nation’s economy (setting a limit to economic growth for example) or an . for economic policy. In the latter roles (as a constraint or objective) the balance of payments can be said to constitute a proble

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