Modelos de reproducción en desequilibrio: Nuevos desarrollos
Keywords:
Desequilibrio, reproducción, consumo, renta, precios de mercado, crisis, teoría clásica, Marx.Abstract
En este artículo se presentan los nuevos resultados que hemos obtenido a partir de los modelos clásicos bisectoriales de reproducción en desequilibrio elaborados conjuntamente con Carlo Benetti y Christian Bidard, y publicados en la cuarta y última parte del libro Capital, salaire et crises, 2006. Se distinguen las extensiones de los modelos básicos y las nuevas líneas de investigación encaminadas por un lado a estudiar la formación de los precios de mercado y su dinámica, y por el otro a analizar las condiciones de las crisis de reproducción en el modelo de Marx.
ABSTRACT
This paper presents the new results we obtained on the basis of the classical bi-sectoral disequilibrium models of reproduction, jointly developed by Carlo Benetti, Christian Bidard and Edith Klimovsky as published in the last section of the book Capital, salaire et crises, 2006. A distinction is drawn between extensions of the basic models, and new research aimed at: a) studying market price formation and its dynamics, and b) analyzing the conditions of reproduction crisis in Marx’ model.
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