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ILLUSTRATIONS

Figures

13.1 Tin shares (£) in Keynes’s portfolio 176

13.2 Tin prices (£ per ton) and tin shares prices (£ per unit) 179

13.3 Interlocking directorships and mining agencies in tin industry 184

15.1a Annual change in labor income share 2000-7 204

15.1b Annual change in labor income share 2008-15 205

15.2 Unit labor cost (growth rates) 206

15.3a Unit labor cost index (Canada, France, Germany, Japan, United States,

United Kingdom) 207

15.3b Unit labor cost index (Italy, Greece, Ireland, Spain) 207

15.3c Unit labor cost index (Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, Hungary,

Poland, Slovak Republic, Slovenia) 208

15.3d Unit labor cost index (Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Netherlands,

Sweden, Luxembourg) 208

15.3e Unit labor cost index (Australia, Iceland, Korea, Switzerland, Norway) 209

Tables

13.1 London standard tin (£ per ton), monthly average price 168

13.2 LME tin turnovers (000 tons) 169

13.3 Number of operations in tin futures and options made by Keynes 171

13.4 Keynes’s total profits and losses in tin derivatives (£) 173

13.5 Keynes’s holdings of tin shares 175

13.6 Dividends distributed by some tin companies in Malaya from their

foundation to 1951 185

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Source: Corsi M., Kregel J., D’Ippoliti C. (Eds.). Classical Economics Today: Essays in Honor of Alessandro Roncaglia. Anthem Press,2018. — 275 p. 2018

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