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This folder includes:
Handwritten and typed note cards titled:

  • Summary of Measures of G = c′ + v′ + s′ (12/14/77), with equations and derivations relating to national accounts aggregates
  • Sales versus Production in National Income Accounts (10/28/77), on the relationship between sales and production measures
  • Trade
  • Current Account, on balance of payments categories
  • National Accounts Concepts, including GNP measurement, real vs. nominal output, and treatment of government expenditure
  • Real Wages, g-GNP, on taxes and government spending effects on GNP, with diamond merchant example on reverse
  • State Expenditure and Underconsumption, on underconsumptionist theory and deficit-financed state expenditure (with red annotations)
  • Regression Data (Ed Wolff), referencing Scherer & Sable, Anatomy of Capital (1979), with statistical calculations (blue ink)
  • Labor and Wage Coefficients, on wages below value of labor-power, especially in agriculture
  • Mandel, Marxist Economic Theory, Vol. I, Chs. 1–3 (M 4–11), on pre-capitalist societies, surplus, trade, commodity production, and labor-value theory
  • Exchange Rate Adjustment Mechanism, referencing Kindleberger (Chs. 15–17), with diagrams on depreciation, devaluation, and Marshall–Lerner condition
  • Ricardo and Comparative Cost (pp. 44–45), on trade theory assumptions and gains from trade
  • Bhagwati’s Ricardian Theory (pp. 46–52), on labor requirements, vertically integrated coefficients, and trade hypotheses
  • Relative Prices vs. Labor Values (numerical example)
  • Eco 250 Fall 1978: Marxist Overview, referencing Mandel and Hymer
  • Hymer, “Robinson Crusoe & The Secret of Primitive Accumulation” (RC 1–4), on merchant capital, colonization, and trade
  • Trade: General (M 22–23), on merchant capital, world market development, and contrast between neoclassical and Marxian trade theory
  • Trade Statistics Tables (1948–1965), including exports, trade shares, balance of trade, agricultural exports, and terms of trade (with graphs and red annotations)
  • Mandel, Monopoly Capitalism (MC 1–6), on concentration, monopolies, financial oligarchy, and limits to monopoly pricing
  • Mandel, Method of Analysis (RM 2, M 1), on abstract-to-concrete method and evolutionary inquiry
  • Leontief Results, on capital-output ratios, labor inputs, and trade comparisons (with red annotations)
  • International Monetary System (pp. 1–2), on fixed vs. flexible exchange rates, crises, dollar system, and SDRs
  • Patterns of Trade (Michaely, pp. 108–113), on composition and distribution of global trade
  • Hobsbawm, Britain in the World Economy (H 1–4), on trade dependence, center–periphery relations, and 19th-century growth
  • Rate of Profit and Surplus, with commentary on implications for price analysis
  • F.R.P. (section divider card)
  • Heilbroner, Emergence of Market Society (pp. 2–9), on merchants, enclosures, industrial revolution, and surplus extraction
  • Faith, review of European direct investment in the United States (typed, 2 pages)
  • Franko, “Patterns in the Multinational Spread of Continental European Enterprise” (typed, 2 pages)
  • Franko, The European Multinationals (typed, 2 pages)
  • Franko, “Origins of Multinational Manufacturing…” (typed, 2 pages)
  • Franko, “Multinationals: The End of U.S. Dominance” (typed, 2 pages)
  • Hellman, “The Challenge to U.S. Dominance…” (typed, 2 pages)
  • Morgan Guaranty Survey, “Foreign Investors – Bullish on America” (typed, 1 page, partial)
  • Sametz, “The Foreign Multinational Company in the United States” (typed, 2 pages)
  • Tugendhat, The Multinationals (typed, 2 pages)
  • Vernon, Storm Over the Multinationals (typed, 2 pages)
  • Whitehead, “The Multinationally-Owned Company: A Case Study” (typed, 1 page) 

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This is from Professor Shaikh's collection of over 1800 index cards  Not all folders had cards behind them and those that did varied in the number of cards.

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