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This folder includes:
Handwritten note cards titled:

  • Emmanuel, referencing Kyklos and Mainwaring
  • England / Senegal, with diagram of M–C–M′ circulation
  • Rowthorn, Bob (1980), Capitalism, Conflict and Inflation
  • History of Political Economy, Vol. 3 (1971) (title in red ink; front and back)
  • Tonak & Capital Formation (1979; yellow card; referencing Liebling and Pergamon Press; front and back)
  • Hilferding: Bibliography (with crossed-out text “Money”)
  • Otsuki Shoten Publishers (Tokyo, Japan), referencing Marx Lexikon (blue ink)
  • Bowles, S. and Gintis, H. (1980) (with note: “Give to: Salvador Delara”)
  • Andrew Gamble and Paul Walton, From Alienation to Surplus Value (1976) (blue ink)
  • Oligopoly and Technical Progress (Paolo Sylos-Labini, 1969; red ink on yellow card)
  • Theories of Decision-Making (H.A. Simon)
  • Paul Davidson, Theories of Income Distribution (Rutgers Press; pink card)
  • Economic Abstracts (Section 4.5), listing multiple articles (blue ink)
  • Some Notes on the Transformation Problem, referencing Meek, Dickinson, and Sweezy (blue ink)
  • Mathematical Proof of the Breakdown of Capitalism (Georgescu-Roegen, 1960)
  • Choice of Units, Column Sums, and Stability (Fisher and Haddar, 1965)
  • Rakshit, M. (1962), “Reserve Army, Effective Demand in Marxian Crisis Models” (blue ink)
  • Conference Board: Concentration, referencing Jack Farkas (blue ink)
  • Radical or Quantity Theory of Money & Trade, referencing Anwar Payer
  • Branson, W.H. and Junz, H.B. (1971), “Trends in U.S. Trade & Comparative Advantage” (blue ink)
  • Orthodox Trade Theory & Data (1968; referencing Robert Triffin)
  • Cambridge Economics: Bibliography (1971; referencing Joan Robinson and Cheryl Payer)
  • SIPRI Arms Trade to the Third World
  • O.G. Harcourt, Choice of Technique (1968) and Rothschilds on Price Theory & Oligopoly (red ink)
  • Input-Output: Data (1980; referencing Jack Fawcett Associates and BLS; blue ink)
  • Capital Stock, referencing American Machinist (McGraw-Hill; blue ink)
  • Crisis: Data, on stock market index data and NYSE
  • Morishima and Catephores (1978), Value, Exploitation and Growth
  • Imperialism: Bibliography (title in red ink; front and back; referencing Hilferding and Third World debt)
  • Value / Price Bibliography (1976; referencing Hodgson and Sweezy)
  • International Productivity Measurements (1973; two pages; multiple authors; blue ink)
  • Schroyer, Trent (1972), “Marx’s Theory of Crises” (blue ink)
  • Steindl, Joseph (1968), “Karl Marx and the Accumulation of Capital” (blue ink)
  • Wright, Erik Olin (1975), “Alternative Perspectives in Marxist Theory of Accumulation & Crises” (blue ink)
  • Wycke?, William (1975), “The Work Shortage: Class Struggle and Capital Reproduction” (blue ink)
  • Jacoby, Russell (1978), “Politics of the Crisis Theory” (blue ink)
  • Kidron, Michael (1974), Capitalism and Theory / Western Capitalism (blue ink)
  • Konus, A.A., “On the Trend of the Rate of Profit to Fall” (blue ink)
  • Levine, David (1973), Accumulation & Technical Change in Marxian Economics (Ph.D., Yale University) (blue ink)
  • Mattick, Paul (1969), Marx and Keynes and “The Permanent Crisis” (blue ink)
  • Meek, Ronald (1967), “The Falling Rate of Profit” in Economics & Ideology and Other Essays (blue ink)
  • Mermelstein, David (1975), The Economic Crisis Reader (blue ink)
  • Nordhaus, William (1974), “The Falling Share of Profits” (blue ink)
  • Robinson, Joan (1966), “The Falling Rate of Profit” in Essays in Marxian Economics (blue ink)
  • Roll, Eric (1946), A History of Economic Thought (blue ink)
  • Sherman, Howard (1976), “Class Conflict and Macro-Policy” (blue ink)
  • Boddy, R. & Crotty, J. (1975), two articles on class conflict (blue ink)
  • Hodgson, Geoff (1974), “The Theory of the Falling Rate of Profit” (blue ink)
  • Itoh, Makoto (1975), “The Formation of Marx’s Theory of Crisis” (blue ink)
  • Gottheil, F.W. (1962), “Increasing Misery of the Proletariat…” (blue ink)
  • Harris, Donald (1972), “On Marx’s Scheme of Reproduction & Accumulation” (blue ink)
  • Cogoy, Mario (1973), “The Fall of the Rate of Profit and the Theory of Accumulation” (blue ink)
  • Day, R. (1976), “The Theory of the Long Cycle”
  • Gordon, David (1975), “Recession is Capitalism as Usual” (blue ink)
  • Fine, Ben & Harris, Lawrence (1976), Controversial Issues in Marxist Economic Theory (blue ink)
  • Sherman, Howard (1976), Stagflation: A Radical Theory of Unemployment and Inflation (blue ink)
  • Sinclair, P. (1976), “Fascism and the Crisis in Capitalist Society”
  • Sweezy, Paul (1974), “Some Problems in the Theory of Capital Accumulation” (blue ink)
  • Naqvi, K. (1960), “Schematic Representation of Accumulation in Marx” (blue ink)
  • Jacoby, Russell (1975), “The Politics of the Crisis Theory” (blue ink; marked “Xerox”)
  • Shoul, Bernice (1957), “Karl Marx and Say’s Law” (blue ink)
  • Victor Perlo (1975–76), “Marxian Commodity-Flow Diagrams for State-Monopoly Capitalism” (blue ink)
  • United States Congress, Joint Economic Committee (1974), A Reappraisal of U.S. Energy Policy (typed library catalog card)
  • The Firm & Multiplier Theory (referencing Ackley; red ink; front and back)
  • Antonio Pesenti (1959), “The Falling Rate of Profit”
  • Marcel Proust (1871–1922), Remembrance of Things Past (1934) (typed library catalog card)
  • Miyao, Takahiro (1977), “A Generalization of Sraffa’s Standard Commodity” (blue ink; front and back with mathematical notes)
  • Standard System & Pure Expanded Reproduction (multi-page mathematical derivations; 7 pages)
  • Handwritten Page of Mathematical Calculations
  • Wages Paid at End, with mathematical derivations and graph (2 pages)
  • Sraffa Standard Commodity & Prices of Production, Rate of Profit (10/31/77; 4 pages of mathematical derivations)
  • Sraffa Prices Relative to Standard Commodity (2 pages of mathematical derivations)
  • Jacob Morris (1967), “Marx as a Monetary Theorist” (blue ink)
  • Jacob Morris (1967), “Spurious Capital and the Rate of Profit” (blue ink)
  • Howard Sherman (1970), “The Marxist Theory of Value Revisited” (blue ink)

Comments

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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