Category: Science - Biology
practically complete in itself. It explains the thing which, up to the time that Marx came on the scene, had confused all the economists, namely, =Surplus Value=. It explains exactly how the capitalist extracts his profits. This volume might be called the keystone of the Socia...
practically complete in itself. It explains the thing which, up to the time that Marx came on the scene, had confused all the economists, namely, =Surplus Value=. It explains ex...
2. VOLUME II, “=The Process of Circulation of Capital=,” explains thepart that the merchant and the banker play in the present system, and the laws that govern social capital. Unravels knots in which previous writers had become entangled. 618 pag...
3. VOLUME III, in some respects the most interesting of all, treats of“=The Process of Capitalist Production as a Whole=.” Predicts the =Rise of Trusts= and makes clear the =Cause of Panics and Industrial Crises=. Shows how the small capitalist is...
4. Part I treats with Philosophy, giving the most comprehensive statementof Marx and Engels with regard to this question than anywhere else in their published writings. Part II is, in effect, an outline and introduction to the three volumes of _Capit...