A rare opportunity to delve into Japanese Marxist economics The West has a lot to learn from Japanese Marxist economics, which brings concepts like surplus value, class, the exploitation of labor and commodification to neoclassical economics. This classic work, following in the footsteps of Nobuo Okishio, Michio Morishima, and Kozo Uno, provides a historical perspective on political economy and labor exploitation using extensive mathematical modeling. Suitable for students of economics, this is a new way to approach mainstream economics from a Marxist angle, and a fresh perspective on historical materialism.
