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Journal of Post Keynesian Economics Volume 9, 1987 - Issue 4
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Symposium: The Marginal Productivity of Labor

On the Nature and Use of the Concept of the Marginal Physical Product in Post Keynesian Economics

Edward J. McKenna
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Diane C. Zannoni
Pages 483-489 | Published online: 04 Nov 2015

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Paul Wells. (1987) Keynes’s Employment Function and the Marginal Productivity of Labor. Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 9:4, pages 507-515.
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John F. Brothwell. (1987) On the Nature and Use of the Concept of the Marginal Physical Product in Post Keynesian Economics: A Comment. Journal of Post Keynesian Economics 9:4, pages 496-501.
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Michael E. Brady. (1990) The Mathematical Development of Keynes's Aggregate Supply Function in the General Theory. History of Political Economy 22:1, pages 167-172.
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