Примери за използване на Branches of production на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Someone thinks: Here are certain branches of production;
But this difference of  the various branches of production does not cause any difference in the general forms of  the process of  rotation.
I have spoken about the crisis embracing all branches of production.
Take two branches of production, with equal working days, for instance of  ten hours each, one of  them a cotton spinnery, the other a locomotive factory.
The balances and proportions between the different branches of production will be regulated by social planning;
Whether it is the food industry, metallurgy or engineering,the use of  innovative ideas has affected all branches of production.
Now, let us cast a glance at certain branches of production in which the exploitation of  labour is either free from fetters to this day, or was so yesterday.
They believe that culture andlaw result naturally as appendages to economic realities, to branches of production and so on.
They are derived from branches of production which are entirely divorced from his own and enter into his own branch  as commodities which he must buy.
The difference just indicated would exist, even if the very same proportions of  fixed and circulating capital were employed in both branches of production.
The first time about the need to find a balance between the various branches of production offered Soviet economists who have studied the statistics of  economic development for 1923-1924.
In any case, the volume of  profits and the volume of  wages is reduced in this branch of production thereby reducing a part of  the necessary returns from the sale of  commodities from other branches of production.
Simple co-operation is always the prevailing form, in those branches of production in which capital operates on a large scale, and division of  labour and machinery play but a subordinate part.
In writing.-(DE) I am voting against the inclusion of  the wine market reform- and other specific sectors- not because I am generally against the idea,but because individual branches of production should not be mentioned at this stage of  the common agricultural policy.
They come from branches of production which, operated independently, are entirely divorced from his own, enter into his own branch  as commodities, and must therefore be bought.
He contends that it is competition which produces the average rate of  profit by causing the transfer of  capital from branches of production with under-average profit to branches  with above-average profit.
I explained in the second lecture how associations of  the various branches of production with the consumers will be called into existence in the sphere of  economic life, so that everywhere there will be a combination of  the producers with the consumers.
The mass of  social wealth, overflowing with the advance of  accumulation, and transformable into additional capital,thrusts itself frantically into old branches of production, whose market suddenly expands, or into newly formed branches,  such as railways,&c.
Lastly, the average of  these averages, in all branches of production, gives the composition of  the total social capital of  a country, and with this alone are we concerned in the following investigation.
The mass of  social wealth, overflowing with the advance of  accumulation and capable of  being transformed into additional capital,thrusts itself frantically into old branches of production, whose market suddenly expands, or into newly formed branches,  such as railways, etc.
We repeat, that this applies only to branches of production in which the labor-process is continued on the same scale week after week, in other words, where no different amounts of  capital are invested at different working periods as is done, for instance in agriculture.
The mass of  social wealth, overflowing with the advance of  accumulation, and transformable into additional capital,thrusts itself frantically into old branches of production, whose market suddenly expands, or into newly formed branches,  such as railways,&c, the need for which grows out of  the development of  the old ones.
However, in various branches of production, in which the machinery must be removed from the process of production  for the purpose of  cleaning and where therefore the cleaning cannot be performed in between, as for instance in the case of  locomotives, this maintenance work counts as current expenses and is therefore an element of  circulating capital.”(p 177).
Meets with difficulties in its employment, through a lack of  spheres for investment, i.e.,due to a surplus in the branches of production and an over-supply of  loan capital, this plethora of  loanable money-capital merely shows the limitations of  capitalist production. .
However, in various branches of production, in which the machinery must be taken out of  the process of production  for the purpose of  cleaning, and where this labor of  cleaning cannot be performed between pauses, for instance in the case of  locomotives, this labor of  conservation counts with the running expenses and is therefore an element of  circulating capital.
The sum-total of  the values of  all the commodities in a given society coincides with the sum-total of  prices of  the commodities; but, owing to competition,in individual undertakings and branches of production commodities are sold not at their values but at the prices of  production(or production  prices), which are equal to the expended capital plus the average profit.
In consequence of  the separation of  the social branches of production, commodities are better made, the various bents and talents of  men select a suitable field, and without some restraint no important results can be obtained anywhere.
The sum total of  the values of  all the commodities in a given society coincides with the sum total of  the prices of  the commodities, but,in individual undertakings and branches of production, as a result of  competition, commodities are sold not at their values at the prices of  production(or production  prices), which are equal to the capital expended plus the average profit.
The history of  the regulation of  the working day in certain branches of production, and the struggle still going on in others over this regulation, prove conclusively that the isolated worker, the worker as‘free' seller of  his labour-power, succumbs without resistance once capitalist production  has reached a certain stage of  maturity.
In the third place, the continuity, may be more orless interrupted in those branches of production, which are dependent on the seasons, either on account of  natural causes, such as agriculture, fishing, etc., or on account of  conventional circumstance such as the so-called season-work.