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Marxist theory / Game theory / General equilibrium theory / Neoclassical economics / Price / Piero Sraffa / Capitalism / Classical economics / Supply and demand / Economics / Economic theories / Post-Keynesian economists
Date: 2001-03-01 07:53:16
Marxist theory
Game theory
General equilibrium theory
Neoclassical economics
Price
Piero Sraffa
Capitalism
Classical economics
Supply and demand
Economics
Economic theories
Post-Keynesian economists

Bertram SCHEFOLD (born 1943)∗ Bertram Schefold

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