Modern analysis of value theory / Y. Fujimori.

Preface, III -- General remarks, v -- Introduction, 1 -- Chapter I. Marx's theory of value, price and growth in a Leontief economy -- Introduction 4, -- 1. The theory of value and surplus value, 5 -- 2. The fundamental Marxian theorem, 14 -- 3. Theory of transformation, 16 -- 4. Conclusions -- Criticism and defence,27 -- Chapter II. Fixed capital and the theory of value -- Introduction, 35 -- 1. Value and price in a narrow plain economy, 36 -- 2. The quantity system and replacement in kind, 40 -- Chapter III. Joint-production and the theory of value -- Introduction Problems, 44 -- 1. Productiveness, value and inferior processes, 46 -- 2. Alternative definitions of value, 52 -- 3. Profitability and reproducibility -- The fundamental Marxian theorem, 55 -- 4.Transformation theorems, 60 -- 5.Conclusions, 63 -- Chapter IV. Marx-von Neumann's theory of value -- Introduction, 65 -- 1. The theory of optimum value, 66 -- 2. The fundamental Marxian theorem, generalized, 68 -- 3. Concluding remarks, 71 -- Chapter V. Reduction of heterogeneous labour -- Introduction Problems, 75 -- 1. Reduction of skilled labour to unskilled labour in a Leontief economy -- The theory of value and surplus value, 81 -- 2. The fundamental Marxian theorem, 94 -- 3. A von Neumann economy with heterogeneous Labour, 101 -- 4. Concluding remarks -- On other discussions, 109 -- Chapter VI. Fundamental analysis of differential rent -- Introduction Problems, 117 -- 1. Differential rent in a Leontief economy, 120 -- 2. The productivity of capital and differential rent, 132 -- 3. A simplified case, 138 -- 4. Concluding remarks, 140 -- Epilogue, 144 -- Mathematical Addenda, 145 -- Footnotes, 151 -- References, 159.