[Pen-l] Re: introductory critiques of neoclassical microeconomics

[Michael Nuwer <nuwermj@xxxxxxxxx>]

Peter Lichtenstein
An Introduction to Post-Keynesian and Marxian Theories of Value and Price, M.E. 
Sharpe, 1983.

Alfred S. Eichner, ed.	
Why Economics is Not Yet a Science, M.E. Sharpe, 1983

Alfred S. Eichner
Toward a new economics: essays in post-Keynesian and institutionalist theory, M.E. 
Sharpe, 1985


The Lichtenstein book is a very good introduction that compares neoclassical and 
classical theories. It draws heavily on Sraffa's work.

The first Eichner book has some good stuff but not taken from Sraffa. One of the 
essays, however (The development of contemporary mainstream macroeconomics / 
Richard X. Chase), contains the best introductory explanation of re-switching that 
I've ever seen.


Maxim Linchits wrote:
> Could anyone recommend a general (and not too difficult) introduction to 
> what's wrong with NC micro, preferably drawing on Sraffa's work? 
> Something besides Steve Keen's book...
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