资本论(第3卷马克思诞辰200周年纪念版)(精)
by 马克思
Capital, Volume 3, completes Marx's analysis of capitalist production by addressing the conversion of surplus value into forms like profit, rent, and interest. This 200th anniversary commemorative edition highlights the enduring relevance of his economic critique in understanding modern society.
About This Book
Capital, Volume 3, is the final volume of Karl Marx's seminal critique of political economy, published posthumously. It delves into the overall structure of capitalist production, exploring the transformation of surplus value into profit and the distribution of surplus value among different classes.
This edition is a special commemorative version honoring the 200th anniversary of Marx's birth, presented in a refined format for readers interested in classical economic thought.
The work examines key concepts such as the average rate of profit, the role of interest, and the functioning of credit in capitalist societies, providing a comprehensive analysis of economic relations.
As part of Marx's broader project, this volume synthesizes earlier discussions on value and labor, offering enduring perspectives on the contradictions within capitalism.
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