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(1982), Wolff, Callari, and Roberts (1984). Similar themes are developed with respect to Marxian accumulation theory in Norton (1986. 1988a, 1988b).
24. My interpretation here is influenced by the provocative general argument in Amariglio (1987) about the effect of universalistic conceptions of 'science' on contemporary Marxian eonomk discourse.
25. The Appendix indicates a further dimension of the adoption of neoclassical tools in the authors' most recent work.
26. This conclusion is closely related to the argument in Norton (1988a). That paper discusses the earlier, and substantially different, social structures of accumulation analysis developed in Gordon, Edwards, and Reich (1982), finding certain similarities between its mode of argumentation and those employed by Baran and Sweezy (1966), and by Mandel (1978,1980).
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