Luigi Pasinetti on the Theory of Value: Smith, Ricardo, Marx, Sraffa, Pasinetti

[@lushiiiilu]

Why he didnt just have the interview in italian and then get it traduce? His English is Still better than mine but obviously he is bieng limitated by that!

[@Moises-wi4iu]

Rest in peace, legend.

[@sizzla123]

Great interview

[@maloochorichi9047]

He's thorough

[@BrokenRecord-i7q]

nicely explained.

[@meuz7771]

Hi, Does anyone know where to find at a decent price, this book of Luigi Pasinetti : "A Theory of Value" ?

[@interrogacion9743]

I would like to know this too

[@sethapex9670]

why does he avoid the austrians?

[@fabrizziopulella5641]

Because they are pseudoeconomists

[@d34dmantwoguns]

fuck them

[@fatpotatoe6039]

@@fabrizziopulella5641 That's the neoclassicals.

[@fabrizziopulella5641]

@@fatpotatoe6039 too

[@fatpotatoe6039]

@@fabrizziopulella5641 Nah, the Austrians deduce conclusions from logic, not from models based on unreal assumptions. They confront underlying methodological and theoretical issues unlike the inconsistent Neoclassicals, with Hayek realising the problems which arose in the Cambridge Capital Controversies before they even began, and the school pioneering capital theory, the definition of economics and the ideas of opportunity cost and ordinal utility before they were mainstream jargon.

[@Mrlimabean01]

This guy is barely able to put a sentence together in English. Not the best guest for a video interview

[@BartholomewGilbertson]

He's italian and he was 86 in this lol...