Letting the Data Speak for itself?
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This paper reviews Andrew Kliman's recent book, The Failure of Capitalist Production: Underlying Causes of the Great Recession. His view on the rate of profit is critically appraised. It will also be shown that results from the book are not necessarily incompatible with the implication of the Okishio theorem. Contrary to Kliman’s claim, it is impossible to let the data speak for itself.
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This paper reviews Andrew Kliman's recent book, The Failure of Capitalist Production: Underlying Causes of the Great Recession. His view on the rate of profit is critically appraised. It will also be shown that results from the book are not necessarily incompatible with the implication of the Okishio theorem. Contrary to Kliman’s claim, it is impossible to let the data speak for itself.
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