Examples of using Surplus value in English and their translations into German
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The seller therefore pockets a surplus value of 10.
Surplus value, within this traditional framework, is a category of class-based exploitation.
Marx's critique of politicaleconomy is based on his theory of value and surplus value.
We have seen that surplus value can only be grasped as a concrete fact by thinking of the whole economy of society.
We inform you regularly about improvements, with which you achieve a budget surplus value without burden.
Variable capital and surplus value in Department I together represent the demand of this department for consumer goods.
The very existence of capital proves that it is able to transform surplus value into capital.
If there is sufficient surplus value to valorize the capital already in existence, it secures its future development.
A war means destruction of men and productive facilities,so it equally would be a case of'less labour, less surplus value.
The employees for wages of these merchants certainly create surplus value for them, but no social surplus value.
The demand of the state which arises at the same timehas the lure of a new and attractive sphere for realising the surplus value.
It can neverrise to the point at which it would abolish capitalist surplus value and so threaten the existence of the system.
Capital realizes surplus value by means of capitalistically un-productive consumption and by capitalist accumulation.
From the standpoint of the capital-importing country,a further consideration is what part of the surplus value is used to pay interest.
For this reason we create surplus value to secure the future of our predominantly Swiss suppliers of raw material, our partners and our business.
Marxist materialism is predicatedon the narrow economic concepts of forces of production, production relations, and surplus value.
It still consists of unpaid labour, surplus value, but in part of the surplus value which workers employed by other capitalists have produced.
Economic wage laborers directlycontribute to the creation of profit when they produce surplus value which they do not receive in their wages.
Surplus value is the share of the capitalist exchange value which is not paid by the capitalists for wages or for machinery, raw materials, etc.
Now the first argument falls through owing to thefact that exchange between enterprises in the same department can serve to realise the surplus value.
Where does the money for realising the surplus value come from if there is accumulation, i.e. not consumption but capitalisation of part of the surplus value?
All other active elements in modern economic life are auxiliary agents to production andindirectly help to raise the surplus value when they, for example, as merchants, bankers, etc.
The vast accumulation of surplus value at the disposal of finance capital(a product of a merger of banking and industrial capital) is dumped on to the world market.
All these factors bring about a rise in the annual rate of profit, since the productive capital,including the variable capital which produces surplus value, is turned over more rapidly.
As soon as the individuals confront each other as free persons,there is no production of surplus value without a wage system. Without the production of surplus value there is no capitalist production, hence no capital and no capitalist!
Its material form conforms to the requirements of those non-capitalist circles who help to realise it, that is to say,capitalist surplus value can take the form of consumer goods, e. g.
They obtain for the same working time the same value and surplus value as wages, but they get it at different times. One obtains it immediately after the completion of the work; the other may have to wait years for the remuneration of his labor.
Marx's concept of absolute overaccumulation, according to Trottmann, signifies overproduction not as a consequence of insufficient valorization but as the consequence of a shortage oflabor power leading to rising wages and declining surplus value.
Here we are providing the exact know-how used in processing image data based on our experience and constant technological development,which offers Leica attractive surplus value and a directly applicable advantage to Leica clients," says Dietmar Scharf.
Marx wanted to show that with certain exchange ratios between the department of production producing means of production and that producing consumer goods, both can not only renew their constantand variable capital but also grow through capitalizing their surplus value.