neo-classical framework; back into the realms of field theory. With regard to the clash between classical and neo-classical approaches, the work of Burgstaller [Burgstaller 1994] is particularly intriguing, in that he proposes that both the neo-classical and classical approaches can be presented as subsets

ynamic equilibrium, of Lotka-Volterra models, predators and prey and maximum entropy production. The work of Sraffa, von Neumann, Kurz & Salvadori, Burgstaller, etc give a very good starting point for the calculation of long term prices in such a world. Unfortunately the approach used by these authors rema

ncreases, consumption increases proportionally according to a fixed rate n (a suggested proof that this might be reasonable a assumption is given in Burgstaller [Burgstaller 1994], the constancy of n is discussed in depth in section 4.5). So: 40 EFTA00625168 C,., = wa.,12 ( I.3n) This final assumption