Production, value and income distribution: a classical-keynesian approach
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| adam_text | Contents About the author Preface xiii xiv PART I Brief historical excursus 1 Forerunners of classical political economy: the physiocrats 1.1 Introduction 1.2 The Tableau économique 2 The ‘surplus theories’ of production and distribution: a general introduction 2.1 Introduction 2.2 The logical structure of surplus theories 2.3 Theory of value 3 Ricardian theory of distributionand value 3.1 Introduction 3.2 A model representing Ricardo’s ‘early writings’ 3.2.1 Assumptions 3.2.2 Solution of the model 3.2.3 A graphical representation 3.2.4 Characteristics of the solution 3.2.5 A decreasing relation between wages and the rate of profit 3.2.6 Accumulation of capital 3.3 Generalization: income distribution in the Principles 3.3.1 The adoption of the labour theory of value 3.3.2 Uniform capital intensity 1 2 2 2 6 6 6 9 14 14 14 14 20 22 23 24 24 26 26 28
viii Contents 3.3.3 The labour theory of value as an ‘approximation’ and the need for an ‘invariable measure of value’ 28 4 Theory of value and of prices in Marx 4.1 Introduction and definitions 4.2 ‘Transformation’of values into prices of production 4.3 A numerical example 4.4 Marx’s ‘error’ and Bortkiewicz’s solution 31 31 33 34 36 5 Marginal and neoclassical theories 5.1 Introduction 5.2 A pure exchange model of general equilibrium 5.2.1 ‘Rational’choice of individual г 5.2.2 Collective demand and supply functions 5.2.3 General equilibrium 5.2.4 Convergence to equilibrium (some hints) 5.2.5 The economic meaning of equilibrium prices 5.3 General equilibrium with production 5.3.1 Individual and collective demand and supply functions 5.3.2 Production 5.3.3 Demand for the services of productive factors 5.3.4 General equilibrium 5.3.5 One degree of freedom 5.3.6 Some final remarks 5.4 Production of capital goods 5.4.1 One capital good 5.4.2 More than one capital good ֊ Walrasian approach 5.4.3 Capital as a single magnitude 5.4.4 John Hicks’ turning point - the ‘neo-Walrasian’ approach 5.5 A logical necessity to get rid of the neoclassical approach 40 40 42 42 44 45 46 48 48 49 50 51 51 53 53 55 55 56 58 59 61 PART II Inter-industry analysis: A reappraisal of classical political economy 6 Input-output tables 6.1 Physical flows of commodities 6.2 Technical and consumption requirements 6.3 Input-output table 6.4 An algebraic formulation of the input-output table 6.5 Quesnay and Ricardo through input-output tables 67 68 68 68 69 71 73
Contents ix 7 The Leontief system 7.1 Introduction: constant technicalcoefficients 7.2 The closed Leontief system 7.2.1 From identities to equations 7.3 The closed Leontief system 7.3.1 Matrix notation 7.3.2 Existence of non-trivial solutions 7.3.3 Semi-positive solutions 7.4 The open Leontief system 7.4.1 Introduction 7.4.2 Existence of semi-positive solutions 7.4.3 Economic interpretation of the Leontief inverse matrix 7.4.4 A synchronic and a diachronic representation of production processes 7.4.5 Reprise of the numerical example 75 75 75 75 76 76 77 79 79 79 81 83 85 86 8 Sraffa’s analytical framework 89 8.1 Introduction 89 8.2 Production for subsistence 89 8.2.1 Example of a subsistence system 89 8.2.2 The case with C commodities 91 8.3 Production with a surplus 92 8.3.1 Example of a system with a positive surplus 92 8.3.2 The case with C commodities 94 8.3.3 Two different kinds of commodities: basics and non-basics 96 8.3.4 Economic meaning of prices 99 8.4 Surplus distributed between capitalists and workers 100 8.4.1 The price equations 100 8.4.2 Second degree of freedom and income distribution 101 8.4.3 Surplus entirely perceived by workers 102 8.4.4 Surplus shared by capitalists and workers 104 8.4.5 Again on basics and non-basics 104 8.4.6 Beyond mathematics 106 8.5 Changes in prices and wages as the rate of profit changes 106 8.5.1 The particular case of uniform proportions of labour to means of production 107 8.5.2 Non-uniform proportions of labour to means of production 108 8.5.3 Towards a solution - the Standard commodity 111 8.5.4 Transparency of distributive
relations in the Standard system 112
x Contents 8.5.5 8.5.6 8.5.7 8.5.8 8.5.9 The same w-π relation for the actual system An invariable measure of value Solution of the system with respect to prices Reduction of prices to‘dated’quantities of labour Some concluding remarks 9 Choice of techniques 9.1 Introduction 9.2 Production ‘methods’, ‘techniques’ and ‘technology’ 9.3 Choice of technique for non-basic commodities 9.4 Choice of technique for basic commodities 9.5 ‘Reswitching of techniques’ and ‘reverse capital deepening’ 9.6 The reactions of neoclassical economists Appendix - Samuelsons ‘surrogate’ production function 115 Ц8 118 119 120 126 126 126 127 129 132 135 136 PART III Income distribution and structural economic dynamics 10 Post-Keynesian theories of income distribution 10.1 Introduction: the Keynesian principle of effective demand 10.2 Full employment in the long period: the Harrod-Domar model 10.3 Endogenous determination of income distribution: the Cambridge equation 10.4 Total re-investment of profits 10.5 Degree of utilization of productive capacity 143 144 144 149 150 153 154 11 Structural economic dynamics 159 11.1 Introduction 159 11.2 A dynamic version of Leontief’s model 162 11.3 A vertically integrated representation of productive relations 164 11.4 A pure labour economy 165 11.4.1 The quantity and the price system 166 11.4.2 The macro-economic condition 166 11.5 Proportional dynamics: population growth 168 11.5.1 Proportional dynamics: uniform technical progress 169 11.6 Structural dynamics 171 11.6.1 Introduction 171
Contents 11.6.2 The formalization 11.6.3 The dynamics of prices 11.6.4 The dynamics of quantities 11.7 The macro-economic condition in structural change 11.7.1 Population and labour force: a reformulation 11.7.2 Structural dynamics of employment 11.7.3 The macro-economic aspect of unemployment 11.8 An invariable measure of value in a changing technology 11.9 A‘natural rate of interest’ 11.10 Production by means of labour and capital goods 11.11 A natural income distribution configuration: the ‘natural rates of profit’ 11.12 A ‘separation’ between the ‘natural system’ and the actual system: towards a ‘normative’ approach Appendix A: Introduction to linear algebra A.l Introduction A. 2 Matrices A. 2.1 Definitions A.2.2 Partitioned matrices and vectors A.2.3 Relations between matrices A.2.4 Operations on matrices A.3 Vectors A.3.1 Definitions A.3.2 Graphical representation of vectors A.3.3 Relations between vectors A.3.4 Operations on vectors A.3.5 Linear dependence and independence among vectors A.4 Product of matrices A.4.1 Some analytical properties A. 5 Determinant of a square matrix A.5.1 Definition A.5.2 Properties of the determinant A. 5.3 An alternative computation of the determinant: Laplace expansion A.6 Rank of a matrix A.7 Computation of the inverse matrix (by the adjoint matrix) A.8 Linear systems of equations A.8.1 Non-homogeneous systems: existence of solutions xi 174 174 174 175 175 177 177 178 180 181 184 185 189 189 189 189 191 192 193 193 193 194 195 195 199 201 203 204 204 206 214 215 217 219 220
xii Contents A.8.2 Non-homogeneous systems: computation of the solution(s) A.8.3 Graphical representation (non-homogeneous systems) A.8.4 Homogeneous systems: existence of non-trivial solutions A.8.5 Homogeneous systems: computation of non-trivial solutions A.8.6 Graphical representation (homogeneous systems) A.9 Eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a square matrix A.10 An iterative method to calculate the inverse matrix A.10.1 Powers of matrices A.10.2 Similarity transformations. Similar matrices A.10.3 Diagonalization of a square matrix A.10.4 Expansion of a matrix as power series A.11 Perron-Frobenius theorems on semi-positive matrices References Name index Subject index 220 223 223 225 225 226 231 231 232 232 233 235 239 249 251
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Contents About the author Preface xiii xiv PART I Brief historical excursus 1 Forerunners of classical political economy: the physiocrats 1.1 Introduction 1.2 The Tableau économique 2 The ‘surplus theories’ of production and distribution: a general introduction 2.1 Introduction 2.2 The logical structure of surplus theories 2.3 Theory of value 3 Ricardian theory of distributionand value 3.1 Introduction 3.2 A model representing Ricardo’s ‘early writings’ 3.2.1 Assumptions 3.2.2 Solution of the model 3.2.3 A graphical representation 3.2.4 Characteristics of the solution 3.2.5 A decreasing relation between wages and the rate of profit 3.2.6 Accumulation of capital 3.3 Generalization: income distribution in the Principles 3.3.1 The adoption of the labour theory of value 3.3.2 Uniform capital intensity 1 2 2 2 6 6 6 9 14 14 14 14 20 22 23 24 24 26 26 28
viii Contents 3.3.3 The labour theory of value as an ‘approximation’ and the need for an ‘invariable measure of value’ 28 4 Theory of value and of prices in Marx 4.1 Introduction and definitions 4.2 ‘Transformation’of values into prices of production 4.3 A numerical example 4.4 Marx’s ‘error’ and Bortkiewicz’s solution 31 31 33 34 36 5 Marginal and neoclassical theories 5.1 Introduction 5.2 A pure exchange model of general equilibrium 5.2.1 ‘Rational’choice of individual г 5.2.2 Collective demand and supply functions 5.2.3 General equilibrium 5.2.4 Convergence to equilibrium (some hints) 5.2.5 The economic meaning of equilibrium prices 5.3 General equilibrium with production 5.3.1 Individual and collective demand and supply functions 5.3.2 Production 5.3.3 Demand for the services of productive factors 5.3.4 General equilibrium 5.3.5 One degree of freedom 5.3.6 Some final remarks 5.4 Production of capital goods 5.4.1 One capital good 5.4.2 More than one capital good ֊ Walrasian approach 5.4.3 Capital as a single magnitude 5.4.4 John Hicks’ turning point - the ‘neo-Walrasian’ approach 5.5 A logical necessity to get rid of the neoclassical approach 40 40 42 42 44 45 46 48 48 49 50 51 51 53 53 55 55 56 58 59 61 PART II Inter-industry analysis: A reappraisal of classical political economy 6 Input-output tables 6.1 Physical flows of commodities 6.2 Technical and consumption requirements 6.3 Input-output table 6.4 An algebraic formulation of the input-output table 6.5 Quesnay and Ricardo through input-output tables 67 68 68 68 69 71 73
Contents ix 7 The Leontief system 7.1 Introduction: constant technicalcoefficients 7.2 The closed Leontief system 7.2.1 From identities to equations 7.3 The closed Leontief system 7.3.1 Matrix notation 7.3.2 Existence of non-trivial solutions 7.3.3 Semi-positive solutions 7.4 The open Leontief system 7.4.1 Introduction 7.4.2 Existence of semi-positive solutions 7.4.3 Economic interpretation of the Leontief inverse matrix 7.4.4 A synchronic and a diachronic representation of production processes 7.4.5 Reprise of the numerical example 75 75 75 75 76 76 77 79 79 79 81 83 85 86 8 Sraffa’s analytical framework 89 8.1 Introduction 89 8.2 Production for subsistence 89 8.2.1 Example of a subsistence system 89 8.2.2 The case with C commodities 91 8.3 Production with a surplus 92 8.3.1 Example of a system with a positive surplus 92 8.3.2 The case with C commodities 94 8.3.3 Two different kinds of commodities: basics and non-basics 96 8.3.4 Economic meaning of prices 99 8.4 Surplus distributed between capitalists and workers 100 8.4.1 The price equations 100 8.4.2 Second degree of freedom and income distribution 101 8.4.3 Surplus entirely perceived by workers 102 8.4.4 Surplus shared by capitalists and workers 104 8.4.5 Again on basics and non-basics 104 8.4.6 Beyond mathematics 106 8.5 Changes in prices and wages as the rate of profit changes 106 8.5.1 The particular case of uniform proportions of labour to means of production 107 8.5.2 Non-uniform proportions of labour to means of production 108 8.5.3 Towards a solution - the Standard commodity 111 8.5.4 Transparency of distributive
relations in the Standard system 112
x Contents 8.5.5 8.5.6 8.5.7 8.5.8 8.5.9 The same w-π relation for the actual system An invariable measure of value Solution of the system with respect to prices Reduction of prices to‘dated’quantities of labour Some concluding remarks 9 Choice of techniques 9.1 Introduction 9.2 Production ‘methods’, ‘techniques’ and ‘technology’ 9.3 Choice of technique for non-basic commodities 9.4 Choice of technique for basic commodities 9.5 ‘Reswitching of techniques’ and ‘reverse capital deepening’ 9.6 The reactions of neoclassical economists Appendix - Samuelsons ‘surrogate’ production function 115 Ц8 118 119 120 126 126 126 127 129 132 135 136 PART III Income distribution and structural economic dynamics 10 Post-Keynesian theories of income distribution 10.1 Introduction: the Keynesian principle of effective demand 10.2 Full employment in the long period: the Harrod-Domar model 10.3 Endogenous determination of income distribution: the Cambridge equation 10.4 Total re-investment of profits 10.5 Degree of utilization of productive capacity 143 144 144 149 150 153 154 11 Structural economic dynamics 159 11.1 Introduction 159 11.2 A dynamic version of Leontief’s model 162 11.3 A vertically integrated representation of productive relations 164 11.4 A pure labour economy 165 11.4.1 The quantity and the price system 166 11.4.2 The macro-economic condition 166 11.5 Proportional dynamics: population growth 168 11.5.1 Proportional dynamics: uniform technical progress 169 11.6 Structural dynamics 171 11.6.1 Introduction 171
Contents 11.6.2 The formalization 11.6.3 The dynamics of prices 11.6.4 The dynamics of quantities 11.7 The macro-economic condition in structural change 11.7.1 Population and labour force: a reformulation 11.7.2 Structural dynamics of employment 11.7.3 The macro-economic aspect of unemployment 11.8 An invariable measure of value in a changing technology 11.9 A‘natural rate of interest’ 11.10 Production by means of labour and capital goods 11.11 A natural income distribution configuration: the ‘natural rates of profit’ 11.12 A ‘separation’ between the ‘natural system’ and the actual system: towards a ‘normative’ approach Appendix A: Introduction to linear algebra A.l Introduction A. 2 Matrices A. 2.1 Definitions A.2.2 Partitioned matrices and vectors A.2.3 Relations between matrices A.2.4 Operations on matrices A.3 Vectors A.3.1 Definitions A.3.2 Graphical representation of vectors A.3.3 Relations between vectors A.3.4 Operations on vectors A.3.5 Linear dependence and independence among vectors A.4 Product of matrices A.4.1 Some analytical properties A. 5 Determinant of a square matrix A.5.1 Definition A.5.2 Properties of the determinant A. 5.3 An alternative computation of the determinant: Laplace expansion A.6 Rank of a matrix A.7 Computation of the inverse matrix (by the adjoint matrix) A.8 Linear systems of equations A.8.1 Non-homogeneous systems: existence of solutions xi 174 174 174 175 175 177 177 178 180 181 184 185 189 189 189 189 191 192 193 193 193 194 195 195 199 201 203 204 204 206 214 215 217 219 220
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