International perspectives on profitability and accumulation
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International perspectives on profitability and accumulation
（New directions in modern economics series）
Edward Elgar Pub , Distributed in the Unitedf States by Ashgate Pub. Co., c1992
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Has the rate of profit been falling in industrialised countries? What are the factors that are responsible for its increase over time and what factors account for its decline. The rate of profit is a key economic variable. It directly affects the rate of economic growth, both as a source of funds and as an inducement for new investment. It also bears on the distribution of income between wage earners and owners of capital.This important volume of original essays undertakes a rigorous statistical analysis of profitability trends and factors that affect their movement. The results indicate that the profit rate in industrialized economies has been declining over the long term, but the trend is far from uniform, with profitability increasing during the 1980s. The authors also find that several factors have played key roles in causing changes in profitability. Amongst the most important are investment, technology change, movements in the real wage, turnover rates, the growth of unproductive labour, structural change in the economy, work effort, labour-capital relations and public policy.
International Perspectives on Profitability and Accumulation fills an important gap in the literature on this important economic and policy issue.
目次
- Introduction, Fred Moseley and Edward N. Wolff. Part 1 Trends in profitability in industrialized countries: a comparative analysis of profitability trends in advanced capitalist countries, Thomas Weisskopf
- stages in the development of US capitalism - trends in profitability and technology since the Civil War, Gerard Dumenil, Mark Glick and Dominique Levy
- unproductive labour and the rate of profit in the postwar US economy, Fred Moseley. Part 2 Sectoral analysis of profitability: structural change and the movement of the rate of profit in the US, Edward Wolff
- using US input-output data for Marxian empirical research - values, production prices, and wage profit curves, Eduardo Ochoa
- prices, wages and profits in Brazil - an input-output data analysis, 1975, Ednaldo Araquem da Silva and Jean-Luc Rosinger
- the regimes of accumulation of the US - 1950, Michel Juillard. Part 3 Profitability, accumulation and the social wage: a Marxian-Keynesian theory of investment demand - empirical evidence, James Crotty and Jon Goldstein
- technological change, distribution and stability, Gerard Dumenil and Dominique Levy
- a negative social wage and the reproduction crisis of the 1980s, John Miller.
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