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This collection includes:
• Handwritten notes for the first meeting of Eco 204, covering the reading list, course structure, and introductory lecture.
• Handwritten notes for Eco 204 discussing administrative issues and the aim of the course (September 6, 1997).
• Handwritten notes on the history and major themes of Marx’s work in economics (September 6, 1995).
• A handout titled Figure 1: The planned structure of Marx’s “Economics.”
• Handwritten introductory notes for Eco 204 (Fall 1983).
• Handwritten notes citing Fred Schröder, discussing Marx’s unpublished manuscripts and Maximilien Rubel’s Karl Marx: Five essays (April 1982).
• Handwritten notes titled Writing of “On Capital,” with quotations about the book (August 16, 1983).
• Handwritten notes for Eco 204 outlining the course purpose and listing students (September 4, 1996).
• A handwritten introduction and outline for Eco 205 (February 4, 1982).
• Handwritten notes on New School for Social Research letterhead outlining administrative details for Eco 204 (September 11, 1985).
• Handwritten notes listing tasks for a teaching assistant.
• A reading list for Shaikh’s Economics 205: Advanced Political Economy II (Spring 1994).
• A reading list for Shaikh’s Economics 204: Advanced Political Economy I (Fall 1993).
• Handwritten notes on profit and debt multipliers, including simulation results and code (August 1985).
• Handwritten notes on Marx’s schemes of reproduction from Capital, Volume II.
• A diagram by Shaikh titled Money and commodity circulation in simple reproduction for Eco 204.
• Handwritten notes by Shaikh titled Balance conditions in simple and expanding reproduction (March 1996).
• Typed notes by Shaikh for Eco 204 titled Notes on turnover, fixed and circulating capital (January 2, 1977).
• A folder cover titled Reproduction.
• Handwritten notes titled Marx and Keynes on simple reproduction (April 12, 1983).
• A final exam by Shaikh for Eco 204: Advanced Political Economy I (December 1996).
• A final exam by Shaikh for Eco 205: Advanced Political Economy II (Spring 1997).
• A Ph.D. qualifying examination for Advanced Political Economy (July 14, 1997).
• A final exam by Shaikh for Eco 107: Introduction to Political Economy II (Spring 1997).
• An M.A. exam for the Political Economy Core (May 22, 1997).
• An M.A. exam for the Standard Core in Intermediate Microeconomics (May 22, 1997).
• A makeup exam by Shaikh for Eco 204: Advanced Political Economy I (May 1997).
• A final exam by Shaikh for Eco 205: Advanced Political Economy II (Spring 1997).
• Several copies of a final exam by Shaikh for Eco 204: Advanced Political Economy I (December 1996).
• Handwritten notes titled Formation of a general rate of profit (August 1989).
• Handwritten notes on merchant capital, commercial capital, and money-dealing capital for Eco 205 (Spring 1979).
• Handwritten notes on the empirical strength of the labor theory of value (November 20, 1983).
• Handwritten notes on competition between and within industries (December 1986).
• Handwritten notes for a lecture on basic questions concerning price–value deviations (June 2, 1981).
• A handwritten derivation of an equation for the transformation from Marx to Sraffa (December 1986).
• A handwritten overall outline for a course on the labor theory of value (October 22, 1988).
• Handwritten lecture notes with the heading 4 themes in Wolff.
• Handwritten notes for a Barnard talk on value, including sections on defining the question and labor time (1988).
• A continuation of handwritten notes for a Barnard talk discussing the law of value, social necessity, profit and exploitation, surplus value, and neoclassical economics (February 1977).
• Handwritten notes for Eco 204 on the transformation problem (October 14, 1987).
• Handwritten draft notes for an essay or lecture on the transformation problem, including sections on production, reproduction, and exchange; the law of value; calculation versus conception; profit on alienation versus profit from surplus value; the sum of prices and sum of profits; and a critique of the Sraffian (neo-Ricardian) perspective.
• Pages 52–55 of a chapter by Shaikh on the transformation from Marx to Sraffa, from Ricardo, Marx, Sraffa, edited by Ernest Mandel and Alan Freeman.
Expanded reference:
Mandel, E., & Freeman, A. (Eds.). (1984). Ricardo, Marx, Sraffa. London, UK: Verso.
• Handwritten notes titled Critique of neoricardians, covering the structure of neo-Ricardian economics and arguments about redundancy, inconsistency, and primacy (June 2, 1981).
• Handwritten notes on the choice of technique argument (June 2, 1981).
• A paper by Shaikh titled Surplus value for The New Palgrave (August 1986).
Expanded reference:
Shaikh, A. (1987). Surplus value. In J. Eatwell, M. Milgate, & P. Newman (Eds.), The New Palgrave: A dictionary of economics (Vol. 4, pp. 531–535). London, UK: Macmillan.
• Handwritten notes on residual differences, effects of wages, and empirical evidence (April 29, 1992).
• A folder titled Marxian multiplier 1983–84.
• Handwritten notes on business cycles, Kuznets cycles, and Kondratieff cycles (December 6, 1984).
• Handwritten notes on planned output and effective demand (September 1984).
• Handwritten notes on expectations, output, and investment (August 30, 1984).
• Handwritten notes on borrowing by business (September 28, 1984).
• Handwritten notes titled Maximum dividend in Marxian accounts with a numerical example (September 14, 1984).
• Handwritten notes titled Accounting for inventory additions versus investment in fixed capital (October 10, 1983).
• Handwritten notes outlining basic variables and short-run structural relationships for a model (December 17, 1984).
• Handwritten notes on the tie-up of surplus value (October 16, 1983).
• Handwritten notes titled Aggregate supply and demand in Marx (October 2, 1983).
• A summary and notes on profit from produced goods (October 16, 1983).
• Handwritten notes on Duménil’s Marxian–Keynesian account, with a focus on capital stock and flows (December 18, 1981).
• Handwritten notes on a quotation from Theories of surplus value.
• A handwritten note on settling accounts in economic theory.
• Handwritten notes on profit, accumulation, and Harrod’s problem.
• Handwritten notes and charts showing the machine sector adding an unsold machine to final goods inventories (October 16, 1983).
• Handwritten notes and charts showing the machine sector buying a machine from itself (October 16, 1983).
• A copy of Shaikh’s Notes on Marx and Keynes (January 12, 1983).
• Handwritten notes and a graph on circulating capital and the multiplier, including a summary of a Marxian multiplier (September 1983).
• Handwritten notes and graphs on the government spending multiplier when demand changes are unanticipated (October 10, 1987).
• A proof of the Marxian multiplier for government spending (September 27, 1983).
• A summary of the Marxian multiplier (September 28, 1983).
• Handwritten notes on the Marxian multiplier for investment spending (October 1, 1983).
• Course outlines for Shaikh’s Eco 204 and Eco 205 (September 1, 2001).
• A reading list for Shaikh’s Eco 204: The economic analysis of advanced capitalism I (Fall 2001).
• A folder containing a reading list for Eco 205 (Spring 2002).
• An outline for Shaikh’s Eco 205: The economic analysis of advanced capitalism II (Spring 2002).
• Three copies of the outline for Eco 205.
• Two copies of the first page of the typed notes by Shaikh for Eco 204.
• A partial course outline and reading list for Advanced Political Economy.
• A course outline and reading list for Shaikh’s Eco 204: Advanced Political Economy I (Fall 1987).
• A reading list for Shaikh’s Eco 205: Advanced Political Economy II (Spring 1988).
• A reading list for Shaikh’s Economics 210: Marx and Keynes (Spring 1990).
• A course outline and reading list for Shaikh’s Eco 204: Advanced Political Economy I (Fall 1986).
• A final exam for Shaikh’s Eco 204: Advanced Political Economy I (Fall 1987).
• Five copies of a final exam for Shaikh’s Eco 204: Advanced Political Economy I (Fall 1987).
• A packet on The falling rate of profit by Shaikh (April 1987).
• A supplementary reading list for Shaikh’s Eco 205 (Spring 1987).
• A reading list for Shaikh’s Eco 210: Selected topics in political economy—Marx on effective demand (Spring 1985).
• Study questions for Shaikh’s Eco 205, Set I (March 17, 1987).
• The title page, table of contents, and first chapter of The long wave in economic life by J. J. van Duijn.
Expanded reference:
Van Duijn, J. J. (1983). The long wave in economic life. London, UK: George Allen & Unwin.
• The final page of the final exam for Eco 204: Advanced Political Economy I (Fall 1987).
• A table of contents by Shaikh for A packet on the falling rate of profit (April 1987).
• A supplementary reading list for Eco 205 on wage squeeze and productive/unproductive labor (Spring 1987).
• A reading list for Economics 210: Selected topics in political economy, covering Marx, Keynes, Ricardo, Harrod, and Kalecki (Spring 1985).
• A series of graphs by Shaikh on the U.S. and OECD economies, with an appendix on data sources and methods of calculation (March 1987).
• The title page, table of contents, and first chapter of The long wave in economic life by J. J. van Duijn.
Recommended Citation
Shaikh, Anwar PhD, "Eco 204, First Meeting" (1997). Archives of Anwar Shaikh. 460.
https://digitalcommons.bard.edu/as_archive/460