Quantitative Marxism

Paul Dunne is the author of Quantitative Marxism, published by Wiley.

• Preface and Acknowledgements. 1. An Introduction to Quantitative Marxism: Paul Dunne.2. Methodological Problems in Quantitative Marxism: Meghdad Desa.3. The Context of the Transformation Problem: Simon Mohun.4. The British Coal Industry before Nationalization:.A Role for Quantitative Marxism? Ben Fine.5. Value National Accounts: The Social Wage and the Profit Rate in Britain 1950-86: Alan Freeman.6. Challenging Stock Market Efficiency: Jerry Coakley.7. The Reserve Army Hypothesis:.A Survey of Empirical Applications: Francis Green.8. International Trends in Profitability: Andrew Glyn.9. Marxian Crisis Theory and the Rate of Profit in the UK Economy, 1957-85: David Moreton.10. Macroeconomic Modelling: A Critical Introduction: Paul Dunne.11. Modelling Economic Recovery: Terry O'Shaughnessy.12. Bibliography.

'Interesting and stimulating.' The Economic Journal 'It provides an excellent introduction to recent work in Marxian empirical research in Britain.' Capital and Class'The book sustains a high level of critical argument throughout ... it deserves to have an impact.' The Manchester School'I found the articles in this book to be uniformly excellent.' RRPE