Cahiers d’économie politique / Papers in Political Economy

2002 - 2015

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SRAFFA’S PRICE EQUATIONS IN LIGHT OF GAREGNANI AND PASINETTI. The “core” of surplus theories and the “natural” relations of an economic system pp. 15-44: Enrico Bellino
CLASSICAL ECONOMICS AFTER SRAFFA pp. 45-72: Heinz Kurz and Neri Salvadori
FROM SRAFFA: BACKWARDS, TO A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF MARX’S VALUES/PRICES “TRANSFORMATION”; AND FORWARD, TO A NOVEL VIEW OF GROWING ECONOMIC SYSTEMS pp. 73-96: Luigi L. Pasinetti and Nadia Garbellini
COMPETITION IN THE CLASSICAL SENSE AND THE SRAFFA-KEYNES SYNTHESIS: INTERSECTING RESEARCH THEMES INSPIRED BY THE WORK OF SRAFFA pp. 131-158: Graham White
TEMPORARY DISEQUILIBRIUM AND MONEY IN A CLASSICAL APPROACH pp. 159-184: Carlo Benetti, Christian Bidard, Edith Klimovsky and Antoine Rebeyrol
THE ROLE OF TECHNICAL AND SOCIAL FACTORS IN THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN NECESSARIES AND SURPLUS: CLASSICAL ECONOMICS AFTER SRAFFA pp. 185-202: Richard Arena
THE CLASSICAL THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AFTER SRAFFA pp. 203-234: Christophe Depoortère and Joël Thomas Ravix

The place of Industrial Goodwill in Commons’s theorization pp. 7-32: Philippe Broda
Ties between The Treatise on Probability and the General Theory: a critical examination pp. 33-60: Nicolas Piluso
Keynes on trade policy and international commercial cooperation pp. 61-90: Claude Schwob
the concept of cointegration: the decisive meeting between hendry and granger (1975) pp. 91-118: Véronique Meuriot
Rawls and the economics. The lessons of the archives of Harvard pp. 119-146: Rima Hawi
François Simiand’s thinking through the prism of his monetary conception: a attempt of interpretation pp. 147-174: Alban Mathieu

what have we learned on growth cycles analysis? pp. 7-14: Michaël Assous and Muriel Dal Pont Legrand
Man and machine in macroeconomics pp. 15-34: Kevin Hoover
Cycles «versus» growth in schumpeter A graphical interpretation of some core theoretical remarks pp. 35-54: Niels Geiger
Modeling the interaction of cycles and growth in the fifties: two schumpeterian attempts pp. 55-80: Alain Raybaut
Kuznets versus kondratieff An essay in historical macroeconometrics pp. 81-118: Claude Diebolt
Capital circulation and the explanation of economic change by Marschak, Frisch and Leontief pp. 119-158: Amanar Akhabbar
Lhe law of diminishing elasticity of demand in Harrod’s trade cycle pp. 159-174: Michaël Assous, Olivier Bruno and Muriel Dal-Pont
Growth as an objective of economic policy in the early 1960s: the role of aggregate demand pp. 175-206: Johannes Schwarzer
stabilization policies and banking behaviors: a rereading of Minsky’s conception of business cycles pp. 207-229: Eric Nasica

How pursuing wealth annihilates the arts of life. Interpretative essay of Economic Possibilities for our Grandchildren from J. M. Keynes (1930) pp. 7-34: Antonin Pottier
Character in Alfred Marshall’s work: not so commonplace? pp. 35-68: Rozenn Martinoia
Jean-baptiste say et la question de la population pp. 69-94: Jean-Baptiste Fréry
Does market coordination lead to justice or to strict efficiency in Social Choice and Individual Values? pp. 95-126: Irène Berthonnet and Vincent Desreumaux
The origins of inflation targeting regime: the science of central banking or the art of central bankers? pp. 127-172: Emmanuel Carré
Capital accumulation cycles in the Marxist theory pp. 173-198: Bernard Dupont
Animal spirits and habitus: convergence and deepening pp. 199-236: Michaël Lainé

Economic philosophy, social justice, and normative economics: some remarks about Rawls’s role pp. 37-68: Jean-Sébastien Gharbi
Social justice: Hayek and Sen facing Rawls. An unexpected methodological closeness pp. 69-96: Claude Gamel
intentional apple-choice behaviors: when amartya sen meets john searle pp. 97-128: Dorian Jullien
John Dewey’s social philosophy: a contribution to critical philosophy of the economics pp. 129-160: Laure Bazzoli and Véronique Dutraive
firms as persons pp. 161-182: Richard Adelstein
Is the Schumpeterian entrepreneur superhuman? pp. 183-202: André Lapied and Sophie Swaton
Against a post-Hayekian economic philosophy pp. 203-226: Marlyse Pouchol
On modesty and combativeness in economic philosophy pp. 227-239: Egidius Berns

Perfect competition according to Enrico Barone pp. 9-44: Manuela Mosca and Michael E. Bradley
Credit cycle and monetary policy: John Rogers Commons as a ‘monetarist’ pp. 45-74: Philippe Adair
General Equilibrium and Social Justice: Neoclassical Theory as a Political Philosophy? pp. 75-110: Vincent Desreumaux
Sismondi’s Conversion pp. 111-134: Jean-Jacques Gislain
Inquiry into Lemercier de la Rivière’s entry into the circle of Quesnay pp. 135-155: Bernard Herencia
An analysis of Rawls’s and Sen’s concepts of freedom pp. 157-196: Herrade Igersheim
Destutt de Tracy on labor and value pp. 197-220: Jean Magnan de Bornier
William Stanley Jevons and “social reform”: A theory of welfare without posterity pp. 221-251: Pelin Sekerler Richiardi and Nathalie Sigot

APPROPRIATION IN A COMPETITIVE THEORY OF VALUE pp. 25-76: Louis Makowski and Joseph Ostroy
PRICE-TAKERS VS. GREAT NUMBERS: A CRITIQUE OF THE EDGEWORTH - WALRAS CONVERGENCE À LA DEBREU - SCARF pp. 77-108: Andrés Álvarez
NEGISHI ON EDGEWORTH ON JEVONS' LAW OF INDIFFERENCE, WALRAS’S EQUILIBRIUM, AND THE ROLE OF LARGE NUMBERS: A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT pp. 109-154: Franco Donzelli
ON PRICE-MAKING CONTRACTS AND ECONOMIC THEORY: RETHINKING BERTRAND AND EDGEWORTH pp. 171-188: Robert R. Routledge
PRICE TAKING AS THE ASYMPTOTIC LIMIT OF STRATEGIC BEHAVIOR pp. 189-204: Leonidas C. Koutsougeras
COMPETITION: THE WAYS TO PERFECTION pp. 205-218: Rodolphe Dos Santos Ferreira

The banker’s profession and risk: the alteration of the finance functions of the banking system pp. 7-35: Sandrine Ansart and Virginie Monvoisin
Distinguishing authority from power through legitimacy. A step forward for economic analysis of employment relationship pp. 37-73: Hervé Charmettant
Competition in Maurice Allais’ works pp. 75-115: Arnaud Diemer
Institutional Investors and Financial Regulation: a Conceptual Framework Inspired from Common’s Institutionnalism pp. 117-142: Frédéric Hanin
Wage, prices, rates of profit in a classical disequilibrium model pp. 143-156: Édith Klimovsky and Olivier Rosell
The businessmen as knights of the social ideal: Alfred Marshall and the moralization of capitalism pp. 157-186: Rozenn Martinoia
Self-ownership and social justice among libertarians pp. 187-222: Jean-Sébastien Gharbi and Cléa Sambuc
THE GREAT DIVIDE? KEYNES AND FRIEDMAN ON EMPLOYMENT POLICY pp. 223-251: Sylvie Rivot