2012
DOI: 10.1080/09672567.2012.708768
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Enrico Barone's ‘Ministry of Production’: Content and Context

Abstract: 1 For example, Schumpeter ([1954] 1976, p. 986) writes that Barone, together with von Wieser and Pareto, was 'completely out of sympathy with socialism'.

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“…Polanyi does not discuss this complex problem, addressed in a formal manner as early as Barone ([1908Barone ([ ] 1963. See Adaman and Devine (1996) and Bradley and Mosca (2012) for further discussion. 8.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Polanyi does not discuss this complex problem, addressed in a formal manner as early as Barone ([1908Barone ([ ] 1963. See Adaman and Devine (1996) and Bradley and Mosca (2012) for further discussion. 8.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Barone développe son analyse des oligopoles, à la fois dans « Il Ministro », et dans les Principi, en citant Augustin Cournot et en se référant à la méthode des surplus qu'il emprunte à Marshall et Dupuit (Mosca, 2005 ;Bradley et Mosca, 2010). Un exemple emprunté à Il Ministro peut illustrer nos propos ain de comprendre comment le processus de concurrence conduit au monopole parce que certains entrepreneurs détiennent les capacités concurrentielles propres de sorte que l'État peut avoir intérêt à intervenir de manière à maintenir un équilibre de libre concurrence, à condition de redistribuer la partie des surplus que s'approprie le monopoleur.…”
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