Gabriel Brondino
Biographic Data
| ID | 4420604 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gabriel Brondino |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gabriel |
| FAMILY NAME | Brondino |
| SIGNATURE | BRONDINO G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7674-2911 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Introduction to the Symposium on the 21st STOREP Conference
Capital Accumulation and Related Problems
Pasinetti's most fundamental contribution is his 1981 book, along with the 1988 Cambridge Journal of Economics article, which provides an input-output generalisation. Pasinetti worked on this project for 20 years, starting with his doctoral dissertation, before publishing the book. This prolonged effort resulted in an extraordinary theoretical work that positions Luigi Pasinetti among the great masters of Classical Political Economy. The original…
Structural change and the Spanish productivity paradox
This paper analyzes the countercyclical nature of productivity in Spain from 1995 to 2018, focusing on the role of structural changes and the manufacturing sector’s contribution. Using the subsystems approach, we employ total labor productivity (TLP) as an alternative productivity indicator. Unlike conventional measures, TLP incorporates all inputs and intersectoral dependencies, providing a more comprehensive perspective on productivity dynamics…
Circular vs One-Way Production Processes
This paper examines two distinct representations of production processes: circular production, where commodities function as both inputs and outputs, and one-way production, which starts with factors of production and ends with finished goods. These frameworks offer different views on profits. In circular systems, profits arise from surplus production, while in one-way systems, they appear to emerge from price differences between final goods and …
An Appraisal of Alternative Ricardian Trade Models
A prevalent feature of the global economy is the relevance of trade in intermediates due to production fragmentation. This phenomenon has led to the revival and development of trade models that include inter-industry relations. A wide variety of Ricardian trade models cope with this feature. In this article, we develop a Sraffa-Leontief framework to compare and appraise these models. The models are distinguished by their underlying theory of dist…
Fragmentation of Production, Comparative Advantage, and the Heckscher-Ohlin Theory
This article analyses the so-called trade-in-tasks models based upon the Heckscher-Ohlin theory recently developed to explain the process of fragmentation. These models continue to rely on comparative advantage to determine trade patterns. The notion of comparative advantage rests on the basic assumption that countries trade only finished goods whose production is domestically integrated. However, since fragmentation implies an increasing trade i…
An Assessment of Samuelson’s Ricardo-Sraffa Trade Model
This article assesses Samuelson’s attempt to introduce Sraffa’s framework of “production of commodities by means of commodities” to the neoclassical-Ricardo trade model. We slightly modify Samuelson’s model to consider, on the one hand, more commodities than countries and, on the other hand, a positive rate of interest and full international (finance) capital mobility. In the first case, comparative advantage is unable to predict the direction of…
Fragmentation of Production, Comparative Advantage, and the Heckscher-Ohlin Theory
This article analyses the so-called trade-in-tasks models based upon the Heckscher-Ohlin theory recently developed to explain the process of fragmentation. These models continue to rely on comparative advantage to determine trade patterns. The notion of comparative advantage rests on the basic assumption that countries trade only finished goods whose production is domestically integrated. However, since fragmentation implies an increasing trade i…
Capital Accumulation and Related Problems
Pasinetti's most fundamental contribution is his 1981 book, along with the 1988 Cambridge Journal of Economics article, which provides an input-output generalisation. Pasinetti worked on this project for 20 years, starting with his doctoral dissertation, before publishing the book. This prolonged effort resulted in an extraordinary theoretical work that positions Luigi Pasinetti among the great masters of Classical Political Economy. The original…
An Assessment of Samuelson’s Ricardo-Sraffa Trade Model
This article assesses Samuelson’s attempt to introduce Sraffa’s framework of “production of commodities by means of commodities” to the neoclassical-Ricardo trade model. We slightly modify Samuelson’s model to consider, on the one hand, more commodities than countries and, on the other hand, a positive rate of interest and full international (finance) capital mobility. In the first case, comparative advantage is unable to predict the direction of…
Fragmentation of Production, Comparative Advantage, and the Heckscher-Ohlin Theory
This article analyses the so-called trade-in-tasks models based upon the Heckscher-Ohlin theory recently developed to explain the process of fragmentation. These models continue to rely on comparative advantage to determine trade patterns. The notion of comparative advantage rests on the basic assumption that countries trade only finished goods whose production is domestically integrated. However, since fragmentation implies an increasing trade i…
An Assessment of Samuelson’s Ricardo-Sraffa Trade Model
This article assesses Samuelson’s attempt to introduce Sraffa’s framework of “production of commodities by means of commodities” to the neoclassical-Ricardo trade model. We slightly modify Samuelson’s model to consider, on the one hand, more commodities than countries and, on the other hand, a positive rate of interest and full international (finance) capital mobility. In the first case, comparative advantage is unable to predict the direction of…
An Appraisal of Alternative Ricardian Trade Models
A prevalent feature of the global economy is the relevance of trade in intermediates due to production fragmentation. This phenomenon has led to the revival and development of trade models that include inter-industry relations. A wide variety of Ricardian trade models cope with this feature. In this article, we develop a Sraffa-Leontief framework to compare and appraise these models. The models are distinguished by their underlying theory of dist…
Circular vs One-Way Production Processes
This paper examines two distinct representations of production processes: circular production, where commodities function as both inputs and outputs, and one-way production, which starts with factors of production and ends with finished goods. These frameworks offer different views on profits. In circular systems, profits arise from surplus production, while in one-way systems, they appear to emerge from price differences between final goods and …
Capital Accumulation and Related Problems
Pasinetti's most fundamental contribution is his 1981 book, along with the 1988 Cambridge Journal of Economics article, which provides an input-output generalisation. Pasinetti worked on this project for 20 years, starting with his doctoral dissertation, before publishing the book. This prolonged effort resulted in an extraordinary theoretical work that positions Luigi Pasinetti among the great masters of Classical Political Economy. The original…
Structural change and the Spanish productivity paradox
This paper analyzes the countercyclical nature of productivity in Spain from 1995 to 2018, focusing on the role of structural changes and the manufacturing sector’s contribution. Using the subsystems approach, we employ total labor productivity (TLP) as an alternative productivity indicator. Unlike conventional measures, TLP incorporates all inputs and intersectoral dependencies, providing a more comprehensive perspective on productivity dynamics…
Introduction to the Symposium on the 21st STOREP Conference
Economics (6 works) · Economic Theory and Policy (5 works) · Economic Theory and Institutions (4 works) · Political Economy and Marxism (4 works) · Capital (architecture (3 works) · Distribution (mathematics (3 works) · Neoclassical economics (3 works) · Production (economics (3 works) · Comparative advantage (2 works) · Fragmentation (computing (2 works)