Examples of using Surplus-value in English and their translations into Chinese
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Absolute surplus-value(Part III) concerns the length of the working day.
Capitalism starts intensifying or diversifying affect, but only in order to extract surplus-value.
Leave Part V(The Production of Relative and Absolute Surplus-Value) on one side.
Capitalism starts intensifying or diversifying affect, but only in order to extract surplus-value.
The surplus-value produced by prolongation of the working day, I call absolute surplus value.
The industrial capital produces surplus-value by the direct appropriation of the unpaid labor of others.
The analysis of the labour-process and of the process of producing surplus-value Vol I Ch.
Marx deals with all these things with great rigour and precision in Part IV(Relative Surplus-Value).
Total capital C consists of constant capital c and variable capital v, and produces a surplus-value s.
He does as an individual what capital itself taken as a whole does when engaged in producing relative surplus-value.
A part of the surplus-value turned into additional capital must always be re-transformed into variable capital, or additional labour-fund.
Read carefully Parts II, III(The Production of Absolute Surplus- Value) and IV(The Production of Relative Surplus-Value).
The equality of his supply and demand in this respect would indicate that his capital had not produced any surplus-value;
The surplus-value produced by prolongation of the working-day, I call absolute surplus-value. .
Production of surplus-value is the absolute law of this mode of production.
Amount of surplus-value and rate of surplus-value(magnitude and height?)?
The workers will consume wages, but the capitalists cannot consume surplus-value.".
Relative surplus-value is absolute, since it compels the absolute prolongation of the working day beyond the labour-time necessary to the existence of the labourer himself.
Thus, we find that this first romanticist already makes the very definite statement that the capitalists cannot realise surplus-value.
Capitalistic man has been producing surplus-value for several hundred years and has gradually arrived at the point of pondering over its origin.