About this title: The "forgotten" second volume of Capital, Marx's world-shaking analysis of economics, politics, and history, contains the vital discussion of commodity, the cornerstone to Marx's theories.
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Binding: Softcover
Publisher: Penguin Group USA
Date Published: 1993-03-01
ISBN-13:9780140445695ISBN:0140445692
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Binding: Paperback
Publisher: Penguin Classics
Date Published: 1993
ISBN-13:9780140445695ISBN:0140445692
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Binding: Paper
Publisher: Penguin, London
Date Published: 1992
ISBN-13:9780140445695ISBN:0140445692
Description: Good. 7.5 x 5" 0140445692 Paper Back Volume two of 'Capital ' provides a vital cornerstone to Marx's overall theory of the capitalist economy and bourgeois society. some slight wear to edge and lower section of spine and slight creasing to lower front but otherwise a good clean copy 618 pp. read more
"Además de lo ya criticado del tomo primero, que parte del equívoco de suponer que el valor viene determinado por el tiemp de trabajo, cuando históricamente se ha probado que éste es subjetivo, el segundo tomo de El Capital es un conjunto de páginas desordenadas, con una pobre estructua e importantes lagunas teóricas. De hecho, sus consideraciones sobre los esquemas de reproducción es bastante pobre, aún para otros economistas marxistas, como Rosa Luxemburgo. No por nada fue un texto incompleto que Engels tuvo que publicar tras la muerte de Marx."
"The second volume of Marx's dialectical evisceration of capitalism further clarifies the important difference between profit and capital, through an examination of the methods by which capital circulates. While Marx presents the methods themselves through a series of clear equations, his argument once again proves difficult to fully comprehend in parts, as otherwise clear examples are over-explained. Still, this should not deter a dedicated reader from pushing through. The reward, despite the intricacies, is a clear-cut case against arguments which hold that to increase taxation on corporate wealth is to invite a decrease in productivity and employment: arguments which fail decisively once the difference between profit and capital is revealed and understood."
"Excruciatingly tedious and boring at times, it doesn't compare to the brilliant first and third volumes. Essential to understanding Marx, but not a fun read."
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