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Profit‐Rate Equalization in the Kalecki–Steindl Model and the “Over‐Determination” Problem
This note points out that the 'overdetermination' problem discovered by M.-S. Park in Kalecki-Steindl (KS) models is not a problem intrinsic to KS models and can easily be removed if one introduces a mechanism involving classical competition into them. The solution to the problem suggested by Park using a moving average interpretation is, therefore, unnecessary and it also does not provide an adequate solution to the overdetermination problem. However, the interpretation does serve to clarify the meaning of long-run equilibria in KS models. Copyright 1997 by Blackwell Publishers Ltd and The Victoria University of Manchester
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