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Karl Marx's Capital is a monumental work, translated into over 50 languages and reprinted over 220 times. This groundbreaking text revolutionized not only economic science but also, indirectly, the entire world order by exposing the mechanisms through which money, accumulating as capital, subjugates human society.
Interest in Capital remains strong to this day. Astonishingly, the realities of our time were predicted in the 19th century: deep recessions, the creation of artificial needs, globalization, and the automation of production leading to inevitable unemployment. If you want to understand how abstract capital controls real life, reading Marx's complete work is essential.
The crucial theme of the third book of Capital ("The Process of Capitalist Production as a Whole," 1894) is the analysis of the development trends of capitalism and the dynamics of the rate of profit. This volume delves into the complexities of capitalist production, examining the circulation of capital, the formation of prices, and the distribution of surplus value.
This book is also of interest to those who want to trace the course of Marx's thought. Work on Capital began with the third volume β it is its economic justification, the source of data and calculations. The theory outlined in the first two volumes was formed in the process of working with the material. Explore the foundations upon which Marx built his critique of political economy.
This volume also includes the fourth book of Capital β "Theories of Surplus Value," which Engels did not have time to publish (it was published in 1905β1910 by Karl Kautsky), and articles by other economists and philosophers on phenomena falling into the problematic field of the third volume of Capital. All this complements and deepens the understanding of Karl Marx's great work.
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Capital, Volume Three offers a profound and insightful analysis of the capitalist system. It provides a framework for understanding the economic forces that shape our world and offers a critical perspective on the challenges of inequality and social injustice. This edition provides a complete and accessible introduction to Marx's seminal work, making it an essential resource for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of modern capitalism. Don't just read about economics β understand it. Add Capital, Volume Three to your cart today!