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• 1:32:12

  Capitalism: Lecture #25 - Wage Share, Unemployment Rate

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  Dr. Shaikh continues his investigation of Wage share, unemployment rate; references Goodwin model.

• 1:39:29

  Capitalism: Competition, Conflict And Crises, #23: IS-LM

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  Classical (dynamic) argument of IS-LM. Dr. Shaikh makes the argument that the interest rate is determined by the market, by the competitive profit rate equalization.

• 1:37:38 Popüler

  Capitalism: Competition, Conflict And Crises, Lecture #30: The Final Lecture

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  In the final lecture, Dr. Shaikh reminds us of the purpose of this work, to create an alternate framework, enabling us to make analysis with imperfections, without depending only upon orthodox principles.

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• 1:51:53 Popüler

  Capitalism: Competition, Conflict And Crises, Lecture 10: Theory Of Relative Price

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  Dr. Shaikh continues with a discussion of the historical aspect of the Theory of Relative Price, and then discusses the meaning of the empirical evidence that was laid out before. Marxist Transformation may turn out to be complete, based on recent mathema

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• 1:35:27

  Capitalism: Competition, Conflict And Crises, Lecture 11: Financial Markets

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  Dr. Shaikh considers the Stock, Bond, Bank Credit Markets and Finance.

• 1:25:34

  Capitalism: Competition, Conflict And Crises, Lecture 12: The Price Of Finance

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  Professor Shaikh reminds us of interest rates, bond prices, equity prices and the relevant empirical evidence.

• 1:31:07 Popüler

  Capitalism: Competition, Conflict And Crises, Lecture 13: Trade Theory, International Competition

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  Dr. Shaikh reiterates how the classical theory of real competition and neoclassical theory of perfect competition are vastly different. He continues with a discussion of Trade Theory and International Competition.

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• 1:32:44

  Capitalism: Competition, Conflict And Crises, Lecture 15: System Dynamics

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  In the final video from the first semester, Professor Shaikh discusses the overall structure of the course and the book. He then continues, discussing order and disorder and system dynamics.

• 52:52

  Capitalism: Competition, Conflict And Crises, Lecture 1: Introduction To Course

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  Lecture 1 is the introduction to the first semester of a two-semester sequence of a classical approach to economic analysis, built around the material in Professor Shaikh's book, Capitalism: Competition, Conflict, Crises, Oxford University Press, 2016. Th

• 1:24:56

  Capitalism: Competition, Conflict And Crises, Lecture 4: Aggregate Profit

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  The Henry George School of Social Science, and the New School of Social Research invite you to follow Professor Anwar M. Shaikh in a new series of lectures exploring his new ground-breaking Economic treatise, “Capitalism: Competition, Conflict and Crises”

• 1:20:08 Popüler

  Capitalism: Competition, Conflict And Crises, Lecture 5: Theory Of (Real) Competition

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  The Henry George School of Social Science, and the New School of Social Research invite you to follow Professor Anwar M. Shaikh in a new series of lectures exploring his new ground-breaking Economic treatise, “Capitalism: Competition, Conflict and Crises”

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• 1:27:31

  Capitalism: Competition, Conflict And Crises, Lecture 6: Competition

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  In this lecture, a continuing part of the series presented by the Henry George School of Social Science, in cooperation with the New School, Professor Shaikh continues his discussion of Competition.