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Devine and LTVs
I am in broad agreement with Jim on the characterisation of
LTVs. I also think that there is no conflict between what he
calls the sociological theory of value and the stochastic one.
Because the LTV is statistically a good approximation of reality,
it means that the relationship between the worker and employer
in an individual enterprise models the relationship between
labour and capital in general and you can explain laws which
hold good at the level of society as a whole by examining
the labour process in the individual factory. Obviously it is only
some of the laws which can be modeled at the level of the
individual enterprise, but when it comes to explaining the
preconditions of profits they are the most important ones.
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- Thread context:
- AD/AS redux,
Tom . Weisskopf Thu 31 Mar 1994, 14:20 GMT
- Saturn,
Robert W Drago Thu 31 Mar 1994, 04:59 GMT
- economics of sustainable development,
Blair Sandler Wed 30 Mar 1994, 23:08 GMT
- Aggregate Demand, with Apologies,
EFRANK Wed 30 Mar 1994, 22:10 GMT
- Devine and LTVs,
Paul Cockshott Wed 30 Mar 1994, 21:53 GMT
- [no subject],
Paul Cockshott Wed 30 Mar 1994, 21:37 GMT
- Economic Laws,
Paul Cockshott Wed 30 Mar 1994, 21:20 GMT
- Roger Douglas,
PHILLPS Wed 30 Mar 1994, 16:10 GMT
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