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=== 1. The Critique of Political Economy. === | === 1. The Critique of Political Economy. === | ||
Critique of Economy and Marxist Economy</br> | Critique of Economy and Marxist Economy</br> | ||
Classic political economy vs vulgar economy.</br> | Classic political economy vs vulgar economy.</br> | ||
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=== 2. Marx´s theory of exploitation === | === 2. Marx´s theory of exploitation === | ||
Commodity, use value, exchange value, labour force, exploitation, surplus value, profit.</br> | Commodity, use value, exchange value, labour force, exploitation, surplus value, profit.</br> | ||
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=== 3. The dynamics of capitalist economy === | === 3. The dynamics of capitalist economy === | ||
Absolute and relative surplus value.</br> | Absolute and relative surplus value.</br> | ||
Marxist theory of crisis.</br> | Marxist theory of crisis.</br> | ||
Revision as of 10:56, 4 November 2022
1. The Critique of Political Economy.
Critique of Economy and Marxist Economy
Classic political economy vs vulgar economy.
Economic categories as historical realities.
2. Marx´s theory of exploitation
Commodity, use value, exchange value, labour force, exploitation, surplus value, profit.
3. The dynamics of capitalist economy
Absolute and relative surplus value.
Marxist theory of crisis.
Long waves of the capitalist economy
Reading materials
- Friedrich Engels, "Introduction" to "Wage Labout and Capital" (Extract), 1891