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A Short Guide to Long-Run Time-Phased Systems of Production


Hernando Matallana


Universidad de los Andes, Colombia - Department of Economics

September 8, 2008


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The paper discusses briefly several long-run systems of production vis-à- vis alternative theories of value and distribution stated by Marx, classical- neoricardian, post-Leontief-neoclassical, and post-Keynes-Sraa authors during the last hundred and fifty years. All the systems of production considered in the paper have in common the circular production of commodities by means of commodities. A distinctive characteristic of these systems is the standard of value in terms of which the wage rate and the prices of commodities are expressed. In particular, the logical structure of the systems of prices of production implies that different standards of value imply different theories of value and distribution both real and monetary in character. Methodological pluralism suggests that distinct theories of value and distribution reflect different scientific/normative economic paradigms. It appears that dialectics is needed in order to trascendinter-paradigmatic debate.

Number of Pages in PDF File: 28

Keywords: capital theory, distribution theory, economic paradigms, money wage, prices of production, standard of value, Standard system, systems of pro

JEL Classification: B12, B14, B24, E12

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Date posted: October 9, 2009  

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Matallana, Hernando, A Short Guide to Long-Run Time-Phased Systems of Production (September 8, 2008). Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1485612 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1485612

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Hernando Matallana (Contact Author)
Universidad de los Andes, Colombia - Department of Economics ( email )
Carrera 1a No. 18A-10
Santafe de Bogota, AA4976
Colombia

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