Pure or Power Economics?

Acknowledgements - General Editor's Introduction - Foreword: Joseph A. Schumpeter (1883-1950) and Yasuma Takata (1883-1971), by Michio Morishima - PART I: BY JOSEPH A, SCHUMPETER - The Fundamental Principle of Distribution Theory - Preliminary Remarks - The Economics and Sociology of Distribution - Foundations of the Wage Theory - The Social Marginal Product - Critical Discussion - Peculiarities of the Labour Market - The Wage Theorem of Uni- and Bilateral Monopoly - The Problem of the 'Artificial Raise' of Wages - PART II: BY YASUMA TAKATA - Equilibrium and Power - Power and the Economy: The View of an Anti-Schumpeterian - Why Can Wages be Rigid? An Alternative Foundation for Keynes, Premise - Why Interest Remains Positive Even in Static Equilibrium: Another Anti-Schumpeterian View - Disequilibrium in Factor Markets due to Power, with Special Reference to Agricultural Land Rent - The Twentieth Century and Secular Disequilibrium in the Economy: A Power-Theoretic View - References - Index