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David Ricardo / Cambridge capital controversy / Piero Sraffa / Neo-Ricardianism / Heckscher–Ohlin model / General equilibrium theory / Ian Steedman / Ricardian economics / Classical economics / Economics / International economics / International trade
Date: 2009-11-25 22:51:42
David Ricardo
Cambridge capital controversy
Piero Sraffa
Neo-Ricardianism
Heckscher–Ohlin model
General equilibrium theory
Ian Steedman
Ricardian economics
Classical economics
Economics
International economics
International trade

The Kyoto Economic Review 78(1): [removed]June[removed]Samuelson’ s Implicit Criticism against Sraffa and the Sraffians and Two Other Questions †

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