A New Construction of Ricardian Theory of International Values

Part I. General Introduction

1. The New Theory of International Values: An Overview
Yoshinori Shiozawa

Part II. Theoretical Topics in and about the New Theory

2. The New Theory of International Values in the Context of the Ricardo-Sraffian Theory of Value and Distribution
Tosihiro Oka

3. The Relation Between Value and Demand in the New Theory of International Values
Tosihiro Oka

4. Analysis of Production-Efficient Patterns of Specialization Allowing Intermediate Inputs: The Meaning of Shiozawa’s Model from the Viewpoint of Modern Economics
Takeshi Ogawa

5. The Neo-Ricardian Trade Theory and the New Theory of International Values
Akira Takamasu

6. Application of Normal Prices to Trade Analysis: National Self-Sufficiency and Factors of Competition
Yoshitaka Hirano

Part III. Re-Examining the History of International Trade Theory

7. An Origin of the Neoclassical Revolution: Mill’s “Reversion” and Its Consequences
Yoshinori Shiozawa

8. An Extinction of Adjustment Time and an Introduction of Stability Condition in Economics through Misunderstandings to J.S. Mill’s Law of Supply and Demand and International Value Theory
Satoshi Yoshii

9. Comparative Advantage in the Light of the Old Value Theories
Taichi Tabuchi

10. An Overview of Research into International Values in Japan
Hideo Sato

Nyckelord: Economics, Institutional/Evolutionary Economics, Economic Theory/Quantitative Economics/Mathematical Methods, Trade