Preface
1. Anti-neoclassical or non-Walrasian economic theories
Part I. Increasing Returns and Diminishing Cost: 2. Adam Smith and increasing returns in a competitive situation
3. A reconstruction of Smith's doctrine on the natural order of investment
4. The possibility of a falling rate of profit under diminishing cost
5. Rehabilitation of Marshall's life-cycle theory to explain diminishing cost
Part II. Wages and Profit: 6. Conditions for the wages fund doctrine and Mill's recantation of it
7. Marx and exploitationd in production and in circulation
8. Marx's dichotomy between exploitation and redistribution of surplus products
9. Böhm-Bawerk and the positive rate of interest in a stationary state
Part III. International Trade and Investment: 10. The role of exporters and importers in classical and Keynesian theories
11. Ricardo, the natural wage, and international unequal exchange
Part IV. Markets and Money: 12. Jevons, Edgeworth, and the competitive equilibrium of exchange
13. Menger's Absatz-fähigkeit, a non-Walrasian theory of markets and money
14. The marshallian foundation of macroeconomic theories
Notes
References
Author index
Subject index.
