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Nonproduced Means of Production: Neo-Ricardians vs. Fundamentalists
Bill Gibson
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Hadi Esfahani
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Fundamentalists
100%
Means of Production
100%
Rent
33%
Rent Theory
33%
Agriculture
16%
Political Power
16%
Analytical Framework
16%
Land Property
16%
Technical Change
16%
Profit Rate
16%
Landlords
16%
Capital Accumulation
16%
Capitalist Development
16%
Economic Power
16%
Sraffian
16%
Determining Equations
16%
Surplus Value
16%
Effective Demand
16%
Sraffian Model
16%
Land Scarcity
16%
Okishio Theorem
16%
Capitalist Mode of Production
16%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Technical Change
100%
Labor Theory of Value
100%
Rate of Profit
100%
Price
100%
Capital Accumulation
100%
Social Sciences
Means of Production
100%
Mode of Production
50%
Political Power
50%
Labor Theory of Value
50%
Capital Accumulation
50%
Economic Power
50%
Landed Property
50%
Price
50%
Arts and Humanities
Fundamentalists
100%
Rents
66%
Dynamics
33%
Scarcity
16%
Labor Theory of Value
16%