Examples of using Surplus value in English and their translations into Danish
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This squeezing of the working class resulted in an increase in absolute and relative surplus value.
The realization of surplus value thus has nothing to do with working-class consumers
will also represent added work and further reduce surplus value.
without thereby affecting the realization of surplus value.
with the result that an increasing part of the surplus value could be realized.
Where there is no surplus value to be transformed into additional capital, there also no additional money and no credit can transform surplus value into capital.
What mattered to Rosa Luxemburg was not so much the realization of the surplus value itself, which could not be doubted,
even in a"pure" capitalist system nothing stands in the way of accumulation and the realization of surplus value.
since they produce both their own value and the surplus value and realize their own value in their consumption.
The very existence of capital proves that it is able to transform surplus value into capital.
this will be much less and the surplus value much bigger- a form of very large contribution margin.
It is therefore not the accumulation of capital that depends on the realization of surplus value, but the realization of surplus value that depends on accumulation.
The surplus value that is produced, even if it grows in absolute terms, cannot normally keep pace with the growth in the capital advanced.
But the surplus value extracted from the colonies enters into the profit rates of the imperialistic countries
It means only that relative surplus value is not the same as absolute surplus value since it permits the production of a greater surplus value with less direct labor time.
It is the desire for additional surplus value that leads to the attempt to hasten the palpable though slow capitalization of the backward countries,
If the workers produced no surplus value, there would be no capitalist economy; if the capitalists
Thus the production of surplus value indeed depends on the exploitation of the workers in the capitalist countries,
while a smaller part consists of state-induced production yielding no surplus value.
The surplus value obtained from the exploitation of the working class is divided out among the various sections of the capitalist class essentially through the market mechanism and also through state fiscal and monetary policies.