Examples of using Surplus-value in English and their translations into Swedish
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The finished products that the state buys are acquired with already produced surplus-value.
This excess of 100 talers over the original capital Marx calls surplus-value.
There is, however, another form of surplus-value.
This surplus-labour appears as surplus-value, and this surplus-value exists as a surplus-product.
But this production of surplus-value completes but the first act of the capitalist process of production- the direct production process.
And the surplus-value, determined by the unaltered use-value of capital,
which determines and limits the surplus-value or surplus- labor time extractable out of a given laboring population.
A portion of the surplus-value must be transformed into capital, instead of being consumed as revenue.
The sum total of the capitals invested in these five spheres of production 500; the sum total of the surplus-value produced by them 110; the aggregate value of the commodities produced by them 610.
therefore relative surplus-value develop.
The origin of surplus-value(of which the capitalists' profit forms an important part)
although the mass of profits or surplus-value absolutely increases
After deducting the surplus-value of £100, there remains a commodity-value of £500 which only replaces the expended capital of £500.
The magnitude of the surplus-value or profit absorbed by the total capital of 100 also falls absolutely.
Included in this circuit is the expenditure of surplus-value as revenue and to that extent individual consumption is likewise included.
In fact, the surplus-value created by the labourer is divided into revenue
Before we further investigate accumulation or the reconversion of surplus-value into capital, we must brush on one side an ambiguity introduced by the classical economists.
This portion of surplus-value is thus no longer surplus-value,
relative surplus-value.
its absolute magnitude, is socially equal to the absolute magnitude of the surplus-value.