Claims that Marxist analyses of unequal exchange have neglected the rate of profit are challenging to sustain in light of recent value-theoretic contributions that explicitly connect unequal exchange, accumulation, and profitability. (1/n)

In my 2021 paper published in Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, we examined how sectoral real effective exchange rates are regulated by vertically integrated unit labour costs, based on the classical-Marxian political economy approach to real competition. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

In my article published in Critique (2021), I revisit Marx’s theoretical corpus through the lens of modern economics, arguing that Marx’s theory of value is fundamentally a monetary theory of production—one that anticipates Keynes by decades. (1/n) www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1...

OnlineFirst - "Unequal exchange, profit rate and growth: An empirical estimation" by Pablo R. Liboreiro and Fahd Boundi-Chraki:

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Our latest research, entitled ‘Unequal exchange, profit rate and growth: An empirical estimation’, is now published in @economyandspace.bsky.social. It is the first attempt to estimate the effect of UE on profit rates and growth convergence. (1/n)

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Thrilled to share my latest research, entitled "Re-examining the automation-employment nexus from a classical political economy approach", published in Structural Change and Economic Dynamics. Open Access. Comments and Critiques are welcome. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...