9783032058614 - energy rents and income distribution: are wages and profits legitimate? von beaudreau, bernard c. (3 Ergebnisse)
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book explores into the dynamics of income distribution, challenging the established approaches of19th-century political economistKarl Marx and21st-century economistThomas Piketty. Re-examinining the foundational principles of wealth creation through the lens of physical sciences, particularly m…echanics, thermodynamics, and kinetics, Bernard C. Beaudreau argues that energy, rather than labor or capital, drives material processes and the accumulation of wealth.In the book, Beaudreau critiques current distribution theories, highlighting their connections to the basic laws of physics. He introduces the energy-organization approach, positing that labor and capital are organizationally productive rather than physically productive. This perspective can be used to observe income distribution as they connect to energy rents, which are the returns to energy after accounting for its costs. The book touches on globalization, presenting this approach as a form of energy rentseekingrather than a result of comparative advantage. Beaudreau proposes alternative systems for distributing energy rents and examines their implications for the legitimacy of wages and profits.Integrating scientific principles with economic theory, this book offers a unique approach to conversations surrounding income inequality.
