AMENDOLA , Mario

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En dépit de la crise en cours, les décideurs restent prisonniers de vieilles idées qui ont consisté à célébrer une nouvelle économie débarrassée de tout conflit et de toute instabilité. Pourtant la réalité du moment comme tous les grands épisodes de l'histoire économique récente du capitalisme témoignent de la récurrence de changements...

Le désordre et la raison examine le contraste entre une vision idéalisée et une vision réaliste de la mondialisation. L'une et l'autre sont inscrites dans le débat contemporain de théorie et de politique économiques. Cette opposition met en lumière les conditions dans lesquelles la création de richesses et une répartition équitable peuvent...

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The paper is devoted at analyzing the co-ordination role that markets and organizations are called to play in order to make viable innovation processes. This analysis reveals that the viability of innovation processes cannot be dissociated from the way market structures emerge and evolve, and hence that there is not a 'new economy' problem...

Le temps est le grand absent de la théorie économique.Telle est la thèse de ce livre qui dénonce l'impuissance des économistes à proposer des remèdes adéquats face à l'instabilité actuelle ou, tout simplement, à saisir l'économie dans sa réalité, toujours singulière et mouvante.Renvoyant dos à dos néoclassiques et kéneysiens, s'opposant à...

By putting Malthus' and Smith's viewpoints in different dynamic perspectives this paper aims to show important aspects of out of equilibrium processes of change; in particular the distortion of productive capacity associated with a structural modification and its effects over time. It is stressed that—abstracting from particular cases, of which...

The paper analyses the co-ordinating role that markets and organisations are called on to play in determining productivity gains. In fact, the viability of innovation processes cannot be dissociated from the way market structures emerge and evolve. The success (or not) of the introduction of new technologies and the emergence and evolution of...

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When firms enjoy increasing returns in presence of a high rate of innovation, competition may obtain due to the continuous changes in demand and cost conditions even when there is no differentiation and the products of competing firms are essentially homogeneous. In this paper we intend to provide theoretical structure to this conjecture, and...

In this paper we analyse the role of financial resources in a process of competition interpreted as a continuous restructuring of productive capacities. Financial constraints appear an essential means of co-ordination. Co-ordination with the environment where this process of restructuring takes place for the process itself to be viable and...

The explosion generated by the global financial crisis in 2008 and its transmission to the real economies have been interpreted as calling for new kinds of regulation of the banking and the financial systems that would have allowed re-establishing a virtuous relation between the real and the financial sectors of the economy. In this paper we...

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On the basis of a Neo-Austrian representation of the production process, we show how recurrent cycles can emerge from a distortion of productive capacity,which hamper the viability of changes that imply structural modifications. Even the quickest and most complete adaptation of the structure of productive capacity cannot prevent the economy...

The most important limit to growth, in traditional as well as more recent growth models, is the shortage of primary factors. This implies a lower growth rate unless technical progress makes it possible to partially release the primary resource constraint. However, this divertes the attention from the crucial aspects of dynamic processes :...

The contrasting experiences of European and the US labour markets suggest to most analysts the conclusion that technological shocks would be the cause of the appearance of unemployment, and institutional settings, that generate real wage rigidity, would be the cause of its persistence. In this paper we intend to invalidate this conjecture. In...

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