This footnote adds to my piece on Marx’s influence on macroeconomics. I allude in it to Input-Output analysis, and the influence that Marx had on Leontief. Here I will discuss this further and add more detail.
Amazing piece! Reading Samelsons piece from the 1970s and he is surprisingly not as confrontational to Marxian system. Baumol and Avi Cohen were also more supportive.
I haven't read it! But a lot of the mid 20th century neoclassical authors (especially in macro) tend to be more honest and less outright reactionary. They know that Marx isn't bullshit because they read at least of him.
Amazing piece! Reading Samelsons piece from the 1970s and he is surprisingly not as confrontational to Marxian system. Baumol and Avi Cohen were also more supportive.
I haven't read it! But a lot of the mid 20th century neoclassical authors (especially in macro) tend to be more honest and less outright reactionary. They know that Marx isn't bullshit because they read at least of him.
I interviewed David Kotz for researched and he claimed that Keynes had notes that pointed to Marx’s circuit of capital schema
interesting, I would love to see evidence of that