The way in which we conceive of society is a product of our own individual experience, which in turn is shaped by our social relations. The inextricable duality of individual and society takes the most diverse forms over time and in space. One may very well have doubts as to the possibility of...

This chapter inquires into what could or should be a Classical theory of money and prices sixty years after Sraffa's Production of Commodities by Means of Commodities' publication. It takes as granted three basic propositions: (i) Sraffa's system of prices is relevant for determining Classical...