Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The surplus-value in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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of the variable capital, we have remaining £90, the amount of the surplus-value.
It is its relative value-magnitude, its value-magnitude as compared with that of capital P consumed in its production. This value is contained in it plus the surplus-value supplied by the productive capital.
In the present case we assumed that the sum of money which the capitalist throws into circulation to pay for his individual consumption until the first returns of his capital is exactly equal to the surplus-value which he produced and hence must turn into money.
alongside of them in the form of money, consists of a portion of the annually produced gold only to the extent that a portion of the annual production of gold circulates for the realisation of the surplus-value.
On the other hand, a part of the surplus-value arising out of variable capital is spent by the capitalist for his individual consumption,
In the first place, it follows that the surplus-value spent by the capitalists as money,
It does not alter the case in the least that the capitalist gets back the product itself or its value(together with the surplus-value embodied in it) from circulation, or realises it, only after a relatively long or short period of time, according to the different periods required for its manufacture or for its circulation.
whether at the expense of the constant part of the commodity-value or at the expense of the surplus-value existing in the commodities to the extent that it is laid out as revenue,
not as regards increasing the surplus-value, but rather as regards reducing the cost-price-
Therefore, you only have to pay for the surplus-value.
The surplus-value in parentheses represents the capitalists'consumption fund, i.e.
Deducting these there remains the net or surplus-product, in which the surplus-value lies.
The surplus-value produced during this period is likewise £500.
39/250 constitute the surplus-value of £78.
Thus the transformation of the capitalist process of production into a complete mystery is happily accomplished and the origin of the surplus-value existing in the product is entirely withdrawn from view.
It would rather be a paradox if the working-class were to advance in the first instance from its own resources the money required for the realisation of the surplus-value contained in the commodities.
On our supposition, however, he would have to employ two labourers in order to live, on the surplus-value appropriated daily, as well as,
it is the capitalist class itself that throws the money into circulation which serves for the realisation of the surplus-value incorporated in the commodities.