Examples of using Surplus-value in English and their translations into Chinese
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The commercial worker produces no surplus-value directly.
Production of surplus-value is the absolute law of this mode of production.
The workers will consume wages,but the capitalists cannot consume surplus-value.".
Amount of surplus-value and rate of surplus-value(magnitude and height?)?
But no value is produced in the process of circulation, and,therefore, no surplus-value.
The surplus-value produced by prolongation of the working day, I call absolute surplus value.
Capitalist production is not merely the production of commodities,it is essentially the production of surplus-value.
The surplus-value produced by prolongation of the working-day, I call absolute surplus-value.
Capitalist production is not merely the production of commodities, it is, by its very essence,the production of surplus-value.
This surplus-labour appears as surplus-value, and this surplus-value exists as a surplus-product.
Capitalist production is not merely the production of commodities, it is, by its very essence,the production of surplus-value.
The surplus-value produced by prolongation of the working-day, I call absolute surplus-value.
The view first propoundedgrew directly out of commercial practice: surplus-value arises out of an addition to the value of the product.
Thus, we find that this first romanticist already makes the verydefinite statement that the capitalists cannot realise surplus-value.
Capitalistic man has been producing surplus-value for several hundred years and has gradually arrived at the point of pondering over its origin.
According to your figures, the workman in the last hour but one produces his wages,and in the last hour your surplus-value or net profit.
That an increase in wages reduces the surplus-value, while a lengthening of the working-day and an increase in the intensity of labour add to it.
If it contributes toward shortening the time of circulation,it may help indirectly to increase the surplus-value produced by the industrial capitalists.
Capital accumulation is nothing but surplus-value capitalisation, the transformation of part of the new surplus-value into additional capital.
In so far as it contributes to shortening the time of circulation,it may help indirectly to increase the surplus-value produced by the industrial capitalists.
Relative surplus-value is absolute, since it compels the absolute prolongation of the working day beyond the labour-time necessary to the existence of the labourer himself.
Nevertheless they differ essentially in that profit and rent represent surplus-value, i.e., unpaid labour, whereas wages represent paid labour.
Relative surplus-value(Part IV), whose existence can be glimpsed in what I have just said about overtime, is undoubtedly the number-one form of contemporary exploitation.
But all the newly erected factory buildings, steam-engines, and spinning andweaving machines did not suffice to absorb the surplus-value pouring in from Lancashire.