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Marx on Economics
Marx, Karl (Freedman ed.)
Publisher: PenguinYear Published: 1961 Resource Type: Book Cx Number: CX7509 A systematic compilation of extracts drawn from Marx's publications with brief summaries of their arguments. Abstract: - Table of Contents Preface Introduction by Harry Schwartz PART I: The Ideological Underpinnings A. Economic Interpretation of History B. The Class Struggle PART II: Marxian Economic Analysis A. Labour Theory of Value 1. Value in Use and Value in Exchange 2. Socially Necessary Labour-time 3. Demand and Value 4. The Value of Labour-power Appendixes to the Labour Theory of Value a. Commodity Fetishism b. The Doctrine of Increasing Misery B. Theory of Exploitation 1. Constant and Variable Capital 2. Surplus-value 3. The Rate of Surplus-value C. Accumulation and the Falling Rate of Profit 1. Organic Composition of Capital 2. The Falling Rate of Profit 3. Equalization of the Rate of Profit 4. Market-prices and Market-values D. The Breakdown of Capitalism 1. The Capitalist and Accumulation 2. The Reserve Army of Unemployed, Crises and Wages 3. Monopoly, Capitalism, and Crises 4. Deficiency in Demand and Crises 5. Crises Due to Internal Contradictions 6. Crisis - Say's Law, Monetary Crises, Disproportions in Production a. Causes of Crises in General b. Overproduction of Commodities and Overabundance of Capital c. Unity of Purchase and Sale, of the Process of Production and the Process of Circulation d. General and Partial Overproduction e. Expansion of Production and Expansion of the Market PART III: The Nature of a Communist Society A. Value, Rent, and Money in a Communist Society B. The Allocation of Output and Labour in a Socialist and Communist Society C. The Relationship of Man to Work, Man to Man, and Man to the State Sources Index Subject Headings |