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Ernst Brandes: Samfundsspørgsmaal - en kritik af Malthus og Ricardo

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Finn Olesen () (Department of Environmental and Business Economics, University of Southern Denmark)
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Med marginalismens gennembrud i 1870’erne (Jevons, Walras og Menger) sættes det klassisk økonomiske paradigme under pres. Også i Danmark rejser kritiske røster sig imod den klassiske ortodoksi. I Samfundsspørgsmaal fra 1885 giver således eksempelvis Ernst Brandes en kritisk belysning af Malthus’ befolkningslære og den ricardianske værditeori.

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Paper provided by University of Southern Denmark, Department of Environmental and Business Economics in its series Working Papers with number 27/01.

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