Smith, Marx, & after : ten essays in the development of economic thought / Ronald L. Meek.
Material type: TextPublication details: New York : John Wiley & Sons, 1977.; London : Chapman & Hall, 1977.Description: 193 pages ; 24 cmISBN:- 0412143607
- Smith, Marx, and after : ten essays in the development of economic thought [Other title]
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- HB 75 .M42 1977
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HB 71 .R6 Economic philosophy / | HB 75 .B84 1972 Social perspectives in the history of economic theory / | HB 75 .G5 1948 A history of economic doctrines from the time of the physiocrats to the present day / | HB 75 .M42 1977 Smith, Marx, & after : | HB 75 .N48 1952 The development of economic thought / | HB 75 .S4543 1954 Economic doctrine and method : | HB 75 .S593 1974 Classical economics reconsidered / |
Includes index.
Part one, Smith: Smith and Marx -- Smith, Turgot, and the 'four stages' theory -- The development of Adam Smith's ideas of the division of labour -- New light on Adam Smith's Glasgow lectures on jurisprudence.
Part two, Marx: A plain person's guide to the transformation problem -- From values to prices: was Marx's journey really necessary? -- The 'historical' transformation problem.
Part three, after: Value in the history of economic thought -- Marginalism and Marxism -- The rise and fall of the concept of the economic machine.
"In Part One, I am concerned in particular with the work of Adam Smith, with which in a very real sense both Marxian and modern economics began. In Part Two, the main theme is Marx's theory of value and distribution, with particular reference to the so-called 'transformation problem' around which so many of the modern debates are centred. In Part Three, I turn to modern economics, discussing some of its links with the past and prospects for the future." -- From the preface.
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