formação de preços como processo complexo
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Abstract
O artigo parte da dificuldade do economista "moderno" em compreender o modo como Marx e os economistas clássicos pensavam a formação de preços. Com base na distinção entre microeconomia reducionista e microeconomia sistêmica, compara esse modo com aquele da teoria neoclássica. Para tanto, examina em seqüência três tipos de representações da formação de preços: o mercado como coerência, o mercado como equilibrismo e o mercado como processo. Mostra que o modo "antigo" de pensar o funcionamento do mercado pode ser reconstruído com base na teoria econômica computável. O mercado, enquanto mera aparência do modo de produção capitalista, é então teoricamente representado como algoritmo, ou seja, como mercatômato.
The paper arise from the troubles of "moderns" economists for understanding how Marx and the classical economists thought about the formation of prices. On the base of the distinction between reductionist microeconomics and systemic microeconomics, it compares that mode with the mode of thinking of neoclassical theory. For that, investigate three types of prices formation representations: the market as coherence, the market as equilibrium and the market as process. It shows that the "old" mode of thinking the working of the market can be reconstructed on the base of computable economics. Then the market - while appearance of capitalist mode of production - is theoretically described as an algorithm, that is, as markomata.
The paper arise from the troubles of "moderns" economists for understanding how Marx and the classical economists thought about the formation of prices. On the base of the distinction between reductionist microeconomics and systemic microeconomics, it compares that mode with the mode of thinking of neoclassical theory. For that, investigate three types of prices formation representations: the market as coherence, the market as equilibrium and the market as process. It shows that the "old" mode of thinking the working of the market can be reconstructed on the base of computable economics. Then the market - while appearance of capitalist mode of production - is theoretically described as an algorithm, that is, as markomata.
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| Authors | ;Eleutério F. S. Prado |
| Journal | trends in biochemical sciences |
| Year | 2007 |
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