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Introduction
I. The Concept of a "Dual Development" of Economic Theory
II. On the "Decline" in Ricardian Theory
III. On the Motives for Dissension: The Marxian View
IV. Ricardo as a General-Equilibrium Economist
V. Marx and Ricardo
VI. Sraffa and Ricardo
VII. The Longevity of Ricardianism
VIII. The Marxian Interpretation of the Dissension: A Critical View
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"Economics and Ideology: Aspects of the Post-Ricardian Literature"

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Hollander, Samuel
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July-September 1979
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Literature of Liberty. vol. ii, no. 3, pp. 5-35. Arlington, VA: Institute for Humane Studies
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Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • I. The Concept of a "Dual Development" of Economic Theory
  • II. On the "Decline" in Ricardian Theory
  • III. On the Motives for Dissension: The Marxian View
  • IV. Ricardo as a General-Equilibrium Economist
  • V. Marx and Ricardo
  • VI. Sraffa and Ricardo
  • VII. The Longevity of Ricardianism
  • VIII. The Marxian Interpretation of the Dissension: A Critical View
    • Bibliography
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