... is the second moment in Marx's analysis of competition. Within an industry: The battle of competition is fought by cheapening of commodities. The cheapness of commodities depends, ceteris paribus, on the productiveness of labor and this again on the scale of production. Trade Value analysis Capital...

... theory Value analysis Social systems Our paper argues that economics confuses an ideal world, where human needs are apparently central, with our actual economy, where satisfying human need can at best be seen as a by‐product of a system with an entirely different and limited purpose. Marx's...

...). At one end is profit maximization, on the other a not‐for‐profit purpose. Notice that one can “overshoot” the not‐for‐profit on the negative side and fall into the trap of unsustainable losses which is the unfortunate case for some non‐profits in Southern India. Value analysis India Financial...

...” government can never overcome it. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Profit Money Marxist economics Value analysis Like most economics students we did not encounter Marx in any of our undergraduate economics units (although even at level one we did encounter Marx in our politics...

... with value judgements because the application of statistical methodology is not a determinate, neutral or objective process. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Econometrics Forecasting Tests Value analysis International Journal of Social Do Value Judgements Affect Economics Testing Economic Theory? 19,2...