Meghnad Desai. Marxian Economics.

CONTENTS

I – Introduction

PART ONE

Basic Concepts

II – The Role of Value Theory in Classical, Neoclassical and Marxian Economics

III – Value and Surplus Value

IV – The Creation of Surplus Value

V – The Three Circuits of Capital

VI – Simple Reproduction and Expanded Reproduction: a Preliminary View

VII – The Rate of Exploitation and the Rate of Profit

PART TWO

Value Prices: The Transformation Problem

VII – Introduction

IX – Values and Prices: The Problem as Posed by Marx

X – Bortkiewicz’s Solution: The Simple Case

XI – Bortkiewicz’s Solution: The Fixed Capital Case

XII – Alternative Approaches to the Transformation Problem

XIII – The Problem of Joint Reproduction

PART THREE

Accumulation and the Rate of Profit

XIV – Introduction: Extended Reproduction

XV – Rosa Luxembourg on Accumulation

XVI – Marx’s Model of Accumulation

XVII – The Scheme of Expanded Reproduction as a Planning Model

XVIII – Expectations and Accumulation

XIX – The Falling Rate of Profit

XX – Some Contemporary Debates

Appendix

Bibliography