Examples of using Process of circulation in English and their translations into German
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It is determined as relation to its own self through the process of circulation.
The process of circulation merely gives these determinations a more abstract form in money as coin and means of exchange.
Its value simply reflects the whole social process of circulation.
In the process of circulation the accumulated capital takes on the commodity form at one moment and the money form at another.
The purchase and repeated purchase of labor-power belongs in the process of circulation.
Yet the commodity is even here at least in a process of circulation, that is, in a phase of the process of reproduction.
As an office separate from the workshop,the mercantile capital serves continually in the process of circulation.
From this stand-point, and with reference to the process of circulation, one part of capital appears as fixed, the other as circulating.
This portion, in a reduced scale, is now in the hands of capitalist merchants,and performs its functions only in the process of circulation.
For example, the host, there is a significant increase in appetite,normalize blood pressure and the process of circulation in the body, muscle tissue is obtained an amount significantly larger than oxygen and nutrients.
The product is money even in its natural form,there is no need of transforming it into money by means of exchange, by a process of circulation.
A prolonged stay of his product, in the form of money or commodities, in the process of circulation, that is, a process, in which it does not produce any value and by which the direct process of production is interrupted.
All these characteristics are due to the form of capitalist production and to the metamorphoses incidental to it,which the product must undergo in the process of circulation.
It is also beneficial to the process of circulation in the body, eliminates the possibility of lack of oxygen in the cells, increases the number of red blood cells, improving libido.
Hoards of money which accumulate in the most diverse places form conduits which serve now to absorb, now to release money,thus neutralising disturbances in the process of circulation.
Looking upon capitalist production in its details, aside from the process of circulation and the excrescences of competition, we find that it is very economical with materialized labor incorporated in commodities.
C here stands at both extremes, but the second extreme, which receives its form C by means of M-C from the commodity-market on the outside, is not the last extreme of the cycle,but only of its two first stage comprising the process of circulation.
The process of circulation of industrial capital, which is only a part of its individual process of rotation, is determined by the general laws outlined in volume I, chapter III, in so far as it is a series of transactions within the general circulation of commodities.
The fact that merchant's capital(the first form of which is always money, since the merchant as such does not create any"product" or"commodity")and money-capital are manipulated by a special class of capitalists in the process of circulation of industrial capital.
But the laws of the generalcirculation of commodities apply only to the extent that the process of circulation of capital consists of a series of simple transactions in circulation; they do not apply to the extent that such transactions are definite functional sections in the rotation of individual industrial capitals.
Possessing both the means of production and the money needed,the capitalists start the total social process of circulation as soon a the social capital has completed its circuit, everything is again in their hands, apportioned to each department according to the investments made by it.
Under normal conditions of circulation, every individual capital engages in the process of circulation and of accumulation entirely on its own account, depending upon others only in so far, of course, as it is compelled to find a market for its product and must find available the means of production it requires for its specific activities.