Examples of using Circulating capital in English and their translations into German
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particularly a critique of Adam Smith's statements as to fixed and circulating capital and the source of profits;
is supposed in the first place to be circulating capital, because it is in itself a food,
particularly a critique of Adam Smith's statements as to fixed and circulating capital and the source of profits;
Lastly, by a systematic elaboration of the concepts of avances primitives and avances annuelles introduced by Quesnay, which he calls fixed and circulating capital, Smith has made clear, among other things, that the manufacturing side of social production requires a fixed as well as a circulating capital.
Farmers will be compensated for circulating capital as well as evacuation costs.
Costs of circulating capital are expenses for“production material” and for labour power, both of them are consumed incapital)- see assumption above.">
The capital of a merchant is altogether a circulating capital.
further, between fixed and circulating capital.
In this way, the difference between the fixed and circulating capital is revealed in its practical significance.
The circulating capital of a society is in this respect different from that of an individual.
Since Smith here confounds the circulating capital with commodity-capital, he cannot place labor-power under his category of circulating capital. .
The money, into which the commodity is reconverted, is in part transformed into a productive supply constant circulating capital.
in which the fixed capital turns over once, the circulating capital turns over several times.
The extra capital which is thus reproduced belongs to the circulating capital, although the manner of its expenditure is irregular.
It is also to be observed that the circulating capital may circulate, or be returned to its employer,
We have seen that the turn-over bestows upon these different elements of the advanced capital the forms of fixed and circulating capital.
their use-value too, as with circulating capital.
Ricardo furthermore identifies the distinctions which arise in the turn-over from other causes than the difference between fixed and circulating capital, with these same differences.
Intent on preserving rather than circulating capital, we make everything the subject of a financial market,
that is, whether they are used as fixed or circulating capital.