Examples of using Surplus value in English and their translations into Japanese
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The surplus-value produced by prolongation of the working day, I call absolute surplus value.
Marx made a distinction between absolute and relative surplus value.
These two great discoveries, the materialistic conception of history and the revelation of the secret of capitalistic production through surplus value, we owe to Marx.
In the world of free market, the ambition can turn into exploitation of labour, environmental pollution, human degradation, surplus value, corruption and much more, and leave harmful effect on the society.
The extraction of surplus value by employers is the reason we view capitalism as a system based on exploitation- the exploitation of the working class.
These two great discoveries, the materialist conception of history and the revelation of the secret of capitalist production by means of surplus value we owe to Marx.
The first law he describes as“surplus value expressed as profit always appears as a smaller proportion than surplus value in its immediate reality actually amounts to.”.
All surplus value, in whatever particular form it may afterwards crystallise itself, be it profit, interest, rent, or any other, is in substance only the material shape of unpaid labour.
On the other hand, the surplus-value arising from 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.
Abstract labour(I use the word that Marx used in Capital, because it seems to me a richer concept) is the labour that produces value and surplus value, and therefore capital.
Rent, interest, and Industrial Profit are only different names for different parts of the surplus value of the commodity, or the unpaid labour enclosed in it, and they are equally derived from this source, and from this source alone.
Marx called this surplus value.
Marx called this absolute surplus value.
In absolute and relative surplus value.
Marx called this absolute surplus value.
Where does the surplus value come from?
(4) The concept of surplus value.
This is only possible because of surplus value.
This Marx called increasing the absolute surplus value.
This approach is associated with relative surplus value.