Showing posts with label Matthew Rognlie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Matthew Rognlie. Show all posts

Sunday, September 27, 2015

Merijn Knibbe — The return of ‘land’ in macro economic discourse. Wonkish

Summary. One of the most influential critics of the ideas of Piketty is Matthew Rognlie – who, to be able to write down his criticisms and following the national accounts, reintroduced the idea of ‘land’, or unproduced inputs like land and natural resources including land underlying buildings, in a neoclassical world. Herewith he undid the work of John Bates Clark, who purged ‘land’ from the concept of capital of classical economics, therewith enabling the rise of neoclassical economics. But this is not the only example of the return of land into economic discourse – land has made quite a return.…
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The return of ‘land’ in macro economic discourse. Wonkish
Merijn Knibbe