KnowraMarxian economicsLinked fromLinked fromThe 19 pages that link to Marxian economics, each with the reason it gives.All 19Broader topic 1Related 2Narrower topic 7Compared with 9Classical economicsCompared with: It transformed classical theories of value and distribution into a critique of capitalist social relations.David RicardoRelated: Marx drew extensively on Ricardo’s political economy while criticizing its account of value and distribution.Institutional economicsCompared with: Both examine social structures, but they differ in their core concepts and explanations of economic change.Neoclassical economicsCompared with: It explains economic outcomes through social relations rather than only optimizing individuals and firms.EconomicsCompared with: It focuses on ownership and power relations that standard market models may abstract from.Analytical MarxismNarrower topic: Analytical Marxists recast its arguments using formal economic tools and explicit assumptions.Thorstein VeblenCompared with: Both scrutinize capitalism, but Veblen foregrounded institutions, status, and business sabotage rather than class struggle alone.Douglass NorthCompared with: North’s institutional framework offered a different account of historical economic transformation.Marginal revolutionCompared with: It developed a competing account of value and distribution rather than adopting marginal utility.Joan RobinsonRelated: Robinson engaged seriously with Marx while criticizing and reworking parts of his economics.Austrian school of economicsCompared with: Austrian economists directly challenged Marxian theories of value, exploitation, and economic organization.History of Economic ThoughtBroader topic: It developed as a critique of classical political economy and capitalism.Iron law of wagesNarrower topic: Marxian analysis reframed wage limits in terms of class power and capital accumulation.Piero SraffaNarrower topic: Sraffa’s account of prices and surplus became a major resource for non-neoclassical Marxian economics.Thomas PikettyCompared with: Piketty shares an interest in capital and inequality but differs from Marxian theory and its political conclusions.Anarchy of productionNarrower topic: The concept belongs to Marxian explanations of how capitalist production is organized.Das KapitalNarrower topic: The book provides the foundation for this diverse body of economic thought.Michał KaleckiNarrower topic: Kalecki adapted Marxian concerns with class and profits into formal macroeconomic analysis.Okishio's theoremNarrower topic: Okishio formulated the theorem within debates over Marx's account of capitalist accumulation.
KnowraMarxian economicsLinked fromLinked fromThe 19 pages that link to Marxian economics, each with the reason it gives.All 19Broader topic 1Related 2Narrower topic 7Compared with 9Classical economicsCompared with: It transformed classical theories of value and distribution into a critique of capitalist social relations.David RicardoRelated: Marx drew extensively on Ricardo’s political economy while criticizing its account of value and distribution.Institutional economicsCompared with: Both examine social structures, but they differ in their core concepts and explanations of economic change.Neoclassical economicsCompared with: It explains economic outcomes through social relations rather than only optimizing individuals and firms.EconomicsCompared with: It focuses on ownership and power relations that standard market models may abstract from.Analytical MarxismNarrower topic: Analytical Marxists recast its arguments using formal economic tools and explicit assumptions.Thorstein VeblenCompared with: Both scrutinize capitalism, but Veblen foregrounded institutions, status, and business sabotage rather than class struggle alone.Douglass NorthCompared with: North’s institutional framework offered a different account of historical economic transformation.Marginal revolutionCompared with: It developed a competing account of value and distribution rather than adopting marginal utility.Joan RobinsonRelated: Robinson engaged seriously with Marx while criticizing and reworking parts of his economics.Austrian school of economicsCompared with: Austrian economists directly challenged Marxian theories of value, exploitation, and economic organization.History of Economic ThoughtBroader topic: It developed as a critique of classical political economy and capitalism.Iron law of wagesNarrower topic: Marxian analysis reframed wage limits in terms of class power and capital accumulation.Piero SraffaNarrower topic: Sraffa’s account of prices and surplus became a major resource for non-neoclassical Marxian economics.Thomas PikettyCompared with: Piketty shares an interest in capital and inequality but differs from Marxian theory and its political conclusions.Anarchy of productionNarrower topic: The concept belongs to Marxian explanations of how capitalist production is organized.Das KapitalNarrower topic: The book provides the foundation for this diverse body of economic thought.Michał KaleckiNarrower topic: Kalecki adapted Marxian concerns with class and profits into formal macroeconomic analysis.Okishio's theoremNarrower topic: Okishio formulated the theorem within debates over Marx's account of capitalist accumulation.