Written for academic researchers and graduate students, this ambitious and highly original book shows how work from two disparate traditions, the marginalist long-run theory of the firm and Sraffian theory, can be used to build a framework that sheds new light on the microeconomics of industry equilibrium.
Written for academic researchers and graduate students, this ambitious and highly original book shows how work from two disparate traditions, the marginalist long-run theory of the firm and Sraffian theory, can be used to build a framework that sheds new light on the microeconomics of industry equilibrium.
Arrigo Opocher is Full Professor of Economics at the University of Padua. He has published in leading economics journals on the topics of economic theory and its history and has written books on long-run growth and trade theory. He is co-editor of the journal Metroeconomica.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface Introduction 1. Taking seriously the tendency to zero net profits 2. An isolated industry 3. Multiproduct firms 4. Interdependent industries 5. Industry-level input use. Some aftershocks from capital theory 6. The 'autonomous' components of input prices 7. The effects of taxation 8. Productivity increase 9. Full industry equilibrium in retrospect 10. Conclusion References Index.
Preface Introduction 1. Taking seriously the tendency to zero net profits 2. An isolated industry 3. Multiproduct firms 4. Interdependent industries 5. Industry-level input use. Some aftershocks from capital theory 6. The 'autonomous' components of input prices 7. The effects of taxation 8. Productivity increase 9. Full industry equilibrium in retrospect 10. Conclusion References Index.
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