Programs

Chair: Naoki Yoshihara［University of Massachusetts］

Bruno Toschi［Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo］
“The counterrevolution in the history of economic thought: the case of Walras”

Kei Ehara［Tokyo Institute of Technology］
“Reclassifying Marxian Crisis Theories: Based on Japanese Debates”

Yoshihisa Iwata［Tokyo Keizai University］
“Change in Differential and Absolute Rent as an Extension of Marx’s Theory of Ground Rent to Knowledge”

Nikolaos Chatzarakis ［Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece］
“The Dynamics of the Labour Theory of Value”

Chair: Takashi Ohno［Doshisha University］

Se Ho Kwak［Smith College］
“Sraffian Indeterminacy of steady-state Equilibria in the Walrasian general equilibrium framework”

Rylan Chinnock［University of Massachusetts, Amherst］
“The Structure of Human Interests in Economic Theory”

Shogo Ogawa［Yokohama National University］
“On perceived and expected quantity constraint”

Kengo Kogure［Doshisha University］
“Macro Instability in Finance and Technology”

Chair:  Kei Ehara［Tokyo Institute of Technology］

Ramanamurthy V Rupakula and Vijaykumar Venna［University of Hyderabad, India］
“Heterodox Approach to Understand Money and Finance: A Case of India”

Yamini Aggarwal and Trishna Sarkar［University of Delhi］
“Price Fluctuations, Wage Disparities and their effect on health sector in India: A case study of booming Health Insurance Companies in India”

Bhola Khan［Yobe State University, Nigeria］
“Revenue Shocks and Economic Growth: An ECM Analysis of Nigerian Economy”

Alejandro Márquez-Velázquez［Freie Universität Berlin and National Autonomous University of Mexico］
“Developing countries’ political cycles and the resource curse: Venezuela’s case”

Chair:  Aki Aneha［Komazawa University］ 

Myles Carroll ［Ochanomizu University］
“Japanese climate capitalism? Towards an understanding of industry’s changing attitudes toward climate change mitigation in Japan”

Hyun Woong Park［Denison University］, Dong-Min Rieu ［Chungnam National University］
“Skill Differences and Wage-Effort Relationship: Who Are More Exploited, High-Skilled or Low-Skilled Workers?”

Mohamed Aslam［University Malaya］
“Price, Profit and the Role of Government in the Food Industry”

Mu-Jeong Kho［University College London］
“Veblen and Radical Vision: Can the basic income truly act as a trigger for self-organising a new resilient system of health and care?”