資本論 (全3卷，附書盒)
by 卡尔·马克思
Capital by Karl Marx is a critical examination of capitalism across three volumes. It analyzes the production of commodities, the circulation of capital, and the overall dynamics leading to economic contradictions. This complete edition offers profound insights into the mechanisms of capitalist society and its inherent instabilities.
About This Book
Capital, originally published in the 19th century, is Karl Marx's comprehensive analysis of capitalist society. The three-volume set delves into the processes of production, circulation, and distribution within capitalism.
Volume I focuses on the immediate process of production, examining commodities, value, and surplus value. It critiques the labor theory of value and the exploitation inherent in capitalist relations.
Volume II addresses the process of circulation of capital, covering the turnover of capital and the circuits of productive and money capital. It provides a detailed look at how capital reproduces itself through exchange.
Volume III explores the process of capitalist production as a whole, discussing the conversion of surplus value into profit and the tendencies toward crisis in the system. This edition includes a protective book box for the full collection.
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