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Entrepreneur et profits dans les Principes de John Stuart Mill et d'Alfred Marshall

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[fre] Dans leurs Principes, John Stuart Mill et Alfred Marshall présentent des théories des profits très proches ; les profits sont la somme de trois composantes : intérêt, prime de risque et gains de gestion. La dernière de ces composantes introduit l'entrepreneur dans les profits : pour les deux auteurs, les divergences des taux de profits résultent des différences dans les capacités des dirigeants. Dans ce contexte, la concurrence ne peut conduire à l'uniformisation des taux de profits, contrairement à la tradition classique. [eng] Entrepreneur and profits in Mill's and Marshall's principles . Michel Rainelli. In J. S. Mill's and A. Marshall's Principles, theories of profits are very similar ; profits are the sum of three parts : interest, risks and earnings of management. The last part bring entrepreneur into profits : divergences between rates of profits are due to differences in manager's abilities. The result is that competition can't reduce the divergences, in opposition to Classic school.. .

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  • Michel Rainelli, 1983. "Entrepreneur et profits dans les Principes de John Stuart Mill et d'Alfred Marshall," Revue Économique, Programme National Persée, vol. 34(4), pages 794-810.
    • Handle: RePEc:prs:reveco:reco_0035-2764_1983_num_34_4_408738
    DOI: 10.3406/reco.1983.408738
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