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This collection includes:

  • Handwritten notes on the reduction of skilled to simple labor — Shaikh, A., PhD. Unpublished manuscript notes, undated.
  • Skilled labour in the Marxist system: A comment — Hare, P. G. Bulletin of the Conference of Socialist Economists, Autumn 1974.
  • Letter to the editorial board — Himmelweit, S. Bulletin of the Conference of Socialist Economists, Autumn 1974.
  • Skilled labor in the classical tradition — Shaikh, A. Working Paper No. 1801, New School for Social Research, Department of Economics, published 2018. Draft dated March 15, 2009, revised through December 31, 2017.
  • On the principles of political economy and taxation — Ricardo, D. In P. Sraffa with M. H. Dobb, Eds., The works and correspondence of David Ricardo, Volume I. Cambridge University Press, for the Royal Economic Society, published 1962.
  • The wealth of nations, Books I to III — Smith, A. Edited by A. Skinner. Penguin Books.
  • Heterogeneous and skilled labor in the Marxian tradition — Cogliano, J. F. Unpublished course paper, GECO 6211: Classical Theory of Price, New School for Social Research, dated January 17, 2012.
  • Email correspondence on the theory of skilled labor — Lamoureux, D., and Shaikh, A. Unpublished email correspondence, dated March 24, 2009.
  • Estimating the returns to schooling: Some econometric problems — Griliches, Z. Econometrica, volume 45, number 1, published 1977.
  • Handwritten and typed notes on eigenvalue properties and decay functions — Shaikh, A., PhD. Unpublished manuscript notes, undated.
  • Heterogeneous labour, money wages, and Marx's theory — Steedman, I. History of Political Economy, volume 17, number 4, published 1985.
  • Abstract labour as a metaphor? — Ganssmann, H. History of Political Economy, volume 20, number 3, published 1988.
  • The value-creating capacity of skilled labor in Marxian economics — Harvey, P. Review of Radical Political Economics, published 1985.
  • Article on value relations, exploitation, and unequal exchange — Science and Society. Author and exact title not confidently identifiable from the excerpted pages.
  • NBER Reporter — National Bureau of Economic Research. Quarterly research summary, published 2018.

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