Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Surplus-value in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Production of surplus-value is the basic economic law of capitalism.
It is equal to the surplus-value produced in one year divided by the advanced variable capital.
The growth of population here forms the mathematical limit to the production of surplus-value by the total social capital.
It is immaterial in what proportion this sum of values consists of surplus-value on the one hand, and of capital-value on the other.
According to Herr Dühring, therefore, Marx's surplus-value would be nothing more than what is known in everyday language, as the earnings of capital, or profit.
In fact, the only source of ground-rent is surplus labour, surplus-value.
Its value plus that of surplus-value created by it exists now as the value of a thing distinct from labour-power,
But if we keep in mind the behaviour of surplus-value, this appearance of identity vanishes.
He creates surplus-value which, for the capitalist, has all the charms of a creation out of nothing.
Now it goes without saying that one can represent the process of surplus-value extraction on the basis of the data, given in prices, for each capitalist enterprise.
On the other hand, his school has openly proclaimed the productiveness of labour to be the originating cause of profit read: Surplus-value.
The part which forms surplus-value is distributed among the diverse members of the capitalist class.
kill for him the momentarily inconvenient surplus-value, likewise discovered by Marx.
does so only to the extent that it produces surplus-value.
thus forms surplus-value for the capitalist, a value which costs him no equivalent return.
The product is therefore not only a commodity, but a commodity pregnant with surplus-value.
Secondly, this function includes the first transformation of surplus-value from its original commodity-form to its money-form.
But as expressions of capital in relation and contradistinction to the surplus-value produced by it, hence as expressions of self-expanded value,
General Rule: The value of the capital advanced divided by the surplus-value annually consumed,
Thus he readily concedes"that the difficulty of simultaneously realizing surplus-value and raising the rate of surplus-value, is anchored in the capitalist mode of production as such… p.272.