Examples of using Surplus-value in English and their translations into Italian
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creating for the capitalist surplus-value, the source of profit,
in the epoch of relative surplus-value.
surplus-product and surplus-value.
that's through a schema where all surplus-value is consumed unproductively.
i.e., by appropriating the surplus-product of unpaid labour in the form of surplus-value, and that, moreover, in these two definite subforms of surplus-value.
surplus-product and surplus-value.
the portion of the new value still remaining would represent the surplus-value, which in this case would belong to the worker.
once entered into the service of the surplus-value makers, did not merely lay under contribution in the pursuit of this purpose their own people,
that is to say, form surplus-value or at least surplus-product.
non-industrial countries(consequently not producing surplus-value by themselves) could arbitrarily take a rate of that produced in America, Europe and Japan's factories.
In thus showing how surplus-value arises and how alone surplus-value can arise under the domination of the laws regulating the exchange of commodities,
on the peculiar light thrown by his annexation of Marxian surplus-value under the name of rent of possession on the motives for his obstinate(repeated in two editions) and false assertion that by the term surplus-value Marx meant only profit or earnings of capital.
the capitalist mode of production, which is directed towards the production of surplus-value, of necessity increasingly became the exclusively prevailing one.
and his"net product" falling to the master-- how can it manifest itself otherwise than in the Marxian surplus product and surplus-value?
what matters is the current trend. Draining surplus-value from the industrial countries is increasing the Islamic capital mass by 15 percent a year, while the Western gross accumulation is about 2 percent.
that improves itself financially by siphoning off surplus-value from the developed world
seen as the only source of surplus-value.
This was done by the discovery of surplus-value.
The doctrine of surplus-value is the corner-stone of Marx's economic theory.
rent is a part of surplus-value, as we said;