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Circular Argument
Dear Mr. Isaac,
You have forced me to clarify my thinking, and the problem is more serious
than I thought. What we have is an equation that has not been completely
solved for the dependent variable, and there is some question whether it can
be solved. That is, we have
i = MP - d(i).
It is immediately clear that one solution is for a zero rate of interest,
but it is not clear that there are any others. If we try to solve for i
completely, we get a real rat's nest.
It is also clear that there is no question of simultaneity or general
equilibrium.
John Tyler
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- Thread context:
- Re: A theory of profit., (continued)
- Surplus What?,
John Gelles Sat 31 Jul 1999, 03:55 GMT
- Re: Marx's law(?) of the falling profit rate,
Trond Andresen Fri 30 Jul 1999, 20:47 GMT
- Circular Argument,
John Tyler Fri 30 Jul 1999, 14:32 GMT
- Heterodox Economics Conference,
Gary Slater Thu 29 Jul 1999, 20:23 GMT
- GPI: Genuine Progress Indicator,
Harry Veeder Thu 29 Jul 1999, 13:02 GMT
- the ultimate good,
Bob Gannaway Wed 28 Jul 1999, 14:19 GMT
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