PIERO SRAFFA by John Cunningham Wood (Editor) ( 9780415114431 )

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PIERO SRAFFA
CRITICAL ASSESSMENTS

By:

John Cunningham Wood (Editor)

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TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD

Pub. date:

2 March, 1995

Series:

Critical Assessments of Leading Economists

Pages:

1408

Description:

These volumes bring together 107 articles on the great economist Piero Sraffa. The work presents a detailed overview of his analytical writings, from contemporary sources through to the present day.

Synopsis:

Piero Sraffa was born in Turin in 1898. He was a professor at Perugia and Calgari from 1924-6 where he published his famous article attacking the Marshallian theory of the firm. However, his reputation is founded on his time at Cambridge from 1927 until his death in 1985. The main body of his work was his editing of The Works and Correspondence of David Ricardo, and eleven volume set, which was published between 1951 and 1973. In 1960 he produced his famous Production of Commodities by Means of Commodities which began a critique of economics that founded the Neo-Ricardian school. Piero Sraffa: Critical Assessments brings together some 115 articles on this great economist. Sraffa's work is notoriously eliptical and elusive and has prompted a massive and often heated critical literature. The work presents a detailed overview of the analytical writings on Sraffa from contemporary sources through to the present day. The articles have been chosen to cover all aspects of Sraffa's work, from the theory to the practical application. These volumes will be an invaluable reference for anyone studying the development of modern economics.

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