Labor Value and Market Price Theory

Author: Jia Huaqiang
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book adheres to the basic principles and methodological principles of Marxist economics while incorporating relevant achievements from modern economics. It also provides its own answers to the debates between Marxists and non-Marxists in capitalist countries regarding Marx's economic principles. The book is rich in content and rigorous in logic, making it an academic work of significant theoretical value. Guided by the basic principles and methodology of Marxist economics, this book presents a new review of the labor theory of value, which serves as the foundation of Marxist economics. Based on this foundation, it employs useful tools from modern economics to explain the price theory of Marxist economics. Building upon the principles and methodology of Marx's Capital, the book proposes a series of innovative viewpoints, such as the analysis of hard and soft factors of productive forces, the analysis of the dual nature of the economy, the transformation of departmental value into social value, and the analysis of competitive and monopolistic prices based on the labor theory of value, among others. The book not only adheres to the basic principles and methodological principles of Marxist economics but also incorporates relevant achievements from modern economics, providing its own answers to the debates between Marxists and non-Marxists in capitalist countries regarding Marx's economic principles. The book is rich in content and rigorous in logic, making it an academic work of significant theoretical value.