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ARTICLES - Simultaneous Valuation vs. the Exploitation Theory of Profit - Intervening in the ongoing debate over whether value in Marx's theory was determined simultaneously or in real time, this article shows that simultaneous valuation is incompatible with the proposition that surplus-labour is the sole source of profit.

Kliman, Andrew J. - In: Capital & class : CC (2001) 73, pp. 97-112

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ARTICLES - Rising 'Material' vs. Falling 'Value' Rates of Profit: Trial by Simulation - The 'temporal single system' (TSS) theorists posit an inexorably falling 'value' rate of profit, even while the 'material' rate rises. This claim fatally ignores depreciation of fixed capital. Simulation modelling reveals that the TSS 'value' rate eventually follows the material rate upward, and therefore fails ...

Laibman, David - In: Capital & class : CC (2001) 73, pp. 79-96

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ARTICLES - What Kind of Theory is Marx's Labour Theory of Value? A Critical Realist Inquiry - This article employs critical realism to demonstrate, and subsequently correct, problems that have beset approaches to Marxist value theory that are rooted in positivism or deductivism.

Fleetwood, Steve - In: Capital & class : CC (2001) 73, pp. 41-78

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ARTICLES - Value, Labour and Negativity - Chapter 1 of Capital presents its concepts abstractly. At a more concrete level value, abstract labour, and socially necessary labour time must be situated in the capital relation, leading to a new understanding of the labour theory of value as a dialectic of negativity.

Arthur, Christopher J. - In: Capital & class : CC (2001) 73, pp. 15-40

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BEHIND THE NEWS - The 'Fourth Way' of the Ultra-Right. Austria, Europe, and the end of Neo-Corporatism. - Is the Austrian experiment confronting us with the example of a future 'fourth way', an alliance between conservative parties and ultra-right populism? The article gives an account of the national constellation which eventually brought Haider's FPÖ into government and discusses the ...

Marchart, Oliver - In: Capital & class : CC (2001) 73, pp. 7-14

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BEHIND THE NEWS - A clear public mission? Public-private partnerships and the recommodification of the NHS - The establishment of Partnerships UK marks a defining moment in the development of public services. Promising a 'clear public mission' to 'help the public sector get the best deal' from public-private partnerships, PUK is a profit-making body the majority of whose shares are privately ...

Ruane, Sally - In: Capital & class : CC (2001) 73, pp. 1-6

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Inside the household : from labour to care

Himmelweit, Susan (contributor) - 2000

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In: Capital & class : CC (2000) 72, pp. 208

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STRATEGY - Micro-Experiments in Alternatives - Micro-experiments in social and economic organisation which are alternatives to Capitalism, such as L.E.T.S. schemes offer the potential for greater material security, expanded realms of autonomy and more convivial ways of living.

Shorthose, Jim - In: Capital & class : CC (2000) 72, pp. 191-207

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10007816617

STRATEGY - Environmental Taxation and Red-Green Politics - This article explores the debate surrounding environmental tax reform from the standpoint of red-green politics. The author argues that such reform has much potential in relation to improving the effectiveness of environmental regulation and reducing unemployment, and could contribute to the creation of more favourable conditions for more ...

Luckin, David - In: Capital & class : CC (2000) 72, pp. 161-190

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10007816618

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