Schools built on the classical surplus approach to value and distribution, reworked either through Marx's critique of capitalism or through Piero Sraffa's twentieth-century revival of the classical framework. Belongs here: Marxian Economics and Neo-Ricardian Economics, the Sraffian school that reconstructed classical and Marxian value theory without relying on marginal utility. Does not belong here: the marginalist and neoclassical schools Marx and Sraffa were each responding against, which group under Neoclassical and Marginalist Economics.
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Marx's magnum opus on critique of political economy was Das Kapital (Capital: A Critique of Political Economy) in three volumes, of which only the first volume was published in his lifetime (1867).
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