Examples of using Surplus value in English and their translations into Slovak
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This, yes, is enjoying surplus value!
This surplus value returns to the capitalist as profit.
It is value that breeds surplus value.
Vita 34 offers surplus value beyond the mere cryo-preservation.
Capital is value which generates surplus value.
It is about who produces surplus value and who appropriates it.
The goal of the capitalist is to produce surplus value.
Profit correlates to“surplus value” which is only actually generated through the exploitation of labour in production.
Only in this way does it realize itself, and create surplus value.
And suddenly the truth about surplus value, wage labor and other mechanisms of relations with the employer will open up to you.
The worker is creating extra value, what Marx called surplus value.
The 500 V, wages of workers, and the 500 S, surplus value of the capitalists, in department II must be spent for means of consumption.
This additional value created for free by the worker, Marx called surplus value.
They thought that they would be told about absolute and relative surplus value, of the decline in the rate of profit, of over-production and under-consumption.
The difference between the total produced value and the wage is known as surplus value.
And one of the things I learned from going through'Theories of Surplus Value' was how to deconstruct arguments this way.
This difference between the wages we are paid and the value we create is called"surplus value".
Even thoughprofit is obtained at each point in the circulation chain, surplus value can only be produced by the direct producer.
And he subjected all of these people to a deep, deep criticism,in three volumes called'Theories of Surplus Value'.
Workers are exploited by virtue of the fact that we produce surplus value for the capitalists which is appropriated and used for their own ends.
What matters is not that a restaurant produces food,but that it produces surplus value and profit.
It's ironic that in explaining the difference between labour(which in its use produces surplus value) and other commodities(which consume all their value in their use), Marx gives oil as an example of an‘ordinary' commodity.
The worker uses one part of the labor day to cover the expense of maintaining himself and his family wageswhile the other part of the day the worker toils without remuneration,creating surplus value for the capitalist, the source of profit, the source of the wealth of the capitalist class.
They thought someone was going to talk to them about absolute or relative surplus value, about the falling rate of profit, about overproduction and underconsumption.
There are two ways to increase the duration of surplus labour:either by increasing total labour time(absolute surplus value), or by decreasing necessary labour time(relative surplus value).
(b) sell up to 25 million ounces of fine gold held by it on August 31, 1975 for the benefit of developing members that were members on that date, provided, however,that the part of any profits or surplus value of the gold that corresponds to the proportion of such a member's quota on August 31, 1975 to the total of the quotas of all members on that date shall be transferred directly to each such member.
The worker uses one part of the labour day to cover the expenditure for the maintenance of himself and his family(wages),and the other part of the day he toils without remuneration and creates surplus value for the capitalist, which is the source of profit, the source of wealth of the capitalist class.
(b) sell up to 25 million ounces of fine gold held by it on August 31, 1975 for the benefit of developing members that were members on that date, provided, however,that the part of any profits or surplus value of the gold that corresponds to the proportion of such a member's quota on August 31, 1975 to the total of the quotas of all members on that date shall be transferred directly to each such member.