Examples of using Relative surplus-value in English and their translations into Greek
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I call relative surplus-value.
Subsumption may be seen as implicitly informing the middle third of Capital volume 1 on the categories of absolute and relative surplus-value, although it is explicitly referred to only in one section.
Raising surplus-value through expanding the exploitation of Southern low-wage labor therefore cannot be reduced to the two forms of surplus-value extraction analyzed in Capital-absolute and relative surplus-value.
the curtailment of the necessary labour-time, and from the corresponding alteration in the respective lengths of the two components of the working-day, I call relative surplus-value.
so increases relative surplus-value.
supposedly based on relative surplus-value, the inessentiality of labour,
he names only two of these as absolute surplus-value and relative surplus-value.
Despite their usage by Marx in close association with systematic categories like absolute and relative surplus-value, and their abstract philosophical provenance,
his misrepresentation of Marx's explanation of relative surplus-value, a key concept in Volume 1;(5)
This is known as the production of relative surplus-value.
all of which are discussed by Marx under the heading of“The Production of Relative Surplus-Value” in volume one of Capital.
The same process expressed economically as the implementation of the production of relative surplus-value and the resulting improvement of the material situation of the working class is consummated politically as the recognition of proletarians as citizens.
With the development of relative surplus-value in the actual specifically capitalist mode of production,
The underlying point is that capital uses machines as a‘source' of relative surplus-value only because by doing so labour is rendered more productive
With the development of relative surplus-value in the typical, specifically capitalist mode of production,
from the later form of this domination(capitalism of relative surplus-value).
contradictions which prevailed during the transition of developed capitalist social formation to Capitalism of Relative Surplus-value and not the expression of a transformation of the CMP(from the stage of‘competitive' to the stage of‘monopoly capitalism').
In the first instance it is noteworthy that Rodbertus only takes into account the growth of relative surplus-value, i.e., the growth of surplus-value in so far as it arises out of the growing productivity of labour and not the growth of surplus-value derived from the prolongation of the working-day itself.
the increase in c occurring precisely in the course of the production of relative surplus-value, which leads to an increasing rate of surplus-value. .
The extraction of relative surplus-value affects all social combinations,