Examples of using Variable capital in English and their translations into Greek
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Increase of variable capital, in this case, becomes an index of more labor,
The basic factor in this process is the continual growth of constant capital with respect to variable capital.
The increasing growth of variable capital which accompanies accumulation must therefore become manifest in ever greater numbers of employed labour.
A part of the surplus-value turned into additional capital must always be re-transformed into variable capital, or additional labour-fund.
In this case, increase of variable capital becomes an index of more labour,
they had to become constant and variable capital.
The amount of variable capital is therefore three ounces,
Or in more technical terms, has variable capital definitively liberated itself from the clutches of constant capital? .
For example, if the quantitative relationship between constant and variable capital was 80/20 the organic composition would be 400%.
The rate of profit is related to the rate of surplus-value as the variable capital is to the total capital. .
The main way of devaluing variable capital, however, is by a direct attack on wages,
He saw the unions as a monopoly of variable capital, similar to ordinary monopolies which concentrate constant capital. .
An AIFLNP can be established either as a fixed or variable capital company or as a limited partnership.
had a much higher ratio of constant to variable capital[c/v] as compared to the baker.
Variable capital refers to the amount of money capital spent by capitalists on buying the commodity, labour power.
Oversights'(bévues) all more or less related to the‘enormous oversight‘, the confusion of constant capital and variable capital which dominates all classical economics with its‘incredible' aberration.
Thus, in order to obtain the same mass of surplus-value, variable capital can be replaced by increased exploitation of labour only within these limits.
So the relative increase in the value produced by variable capital gives us the rate of surplus value S/V= £90/£90 =100% rate of surplus value.
For example, the difference between Marx's concept of constant and variable capital, and the classical division between fixed and circulating capital. .
Thus, in order to obtain the same mass of surplus-value, variable capital can be replaced by increased exploitation of labour only within these limits.