Un modelo para una teoría de la representación del capital
Resumen
Una vez que se expresó la idea sobre la representación en el lado abstracto de la economía del capital en el lado real de la economía, el propósito de este documento, es ofrecer un modelo formal, en donde, consiste la “teoría representativa del capital”. De esta manera, la idea de que los instrumentos financieros son títulos de propiedad que representan reclamaciones sobre bienes reales, es de sentido común si se considera a nivel microeconómico, sin embargo, este concepto de representación sirve también, para fomentar una comprensión a nivel macroeconómico.
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