Precio de oferta e igualación de las tasas de beneficio: ensayo sobre la formación de los precios de Marx

Patrick Maurisson

Lecturas de Economía, 1986, issue 20, 95-127

Abstract: This paper analyses the theory of competition proposed by Karl Marx. It suggests that the theory has to meet two criteria: (i) demand and supply must be equalized in each market, and (ii) rate of profit must be uniform across the different branches of industry. Its conclusion is that in general the theory fails these tests. This failure throws doubt upon the value of the Marxian division of capital into industry branches as a device for explaining capital mobility.

Keywords: Teoría; de; la; competencia; de; Karl; Marx (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1986
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