Essential Economy
By Rafael Mota
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He applies in some way the Ricardian value economy theory. This book analyzes the capital volume I until the term exploitation of labor by the capital and ignores the legal aspects in relation of the labor worker conduction that Marx tried in the final chapters of his book. The capital volume Ithe productionas a labor exploitation by capital in the slave work and the worker that has been working more than fifteen hours a day have been causing a society health problem. Then the legal aspects began the attention in those labor conditions cases until they become the legal reform.
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Essential Economy - Rafael Mota
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THE CAPITAL I BY KARL MARX
ESSENTIAL ECONOMY
PREFACE
Karl Marx explained the production in his book the capital volume I. He used in his book some economy element as the value for figurout the sales and prices in an capitalist society that he called speculative.
This book end in the explotation, he continue analizing this term in his book with another legal aspects of the capitalist society and he takes as example for it the England society where the capitalism had began.
Concernign to the value theory seems to me the he apply in some way the Ricardian value economy theory. This book analize the capital volume I until the terms the explotation of labor by the capital and ignore the legal aspects in relation of the labour worker condiction that Marx tried in the final chapters of his book the capital volume I-the production- as a labour explotation by capital in the slave work and the worker that had been working more than fifteen hours a day. That had been causing a society health problem and then the legal aspects began the attention in those labor conditions cases until become the legal reform.
MARX THEORY AND PRACTICE
The wealth of nations is charatcrizized by a production system that is in relation with the work, the capital and the land of the conmuners. Marx in the chapter I says that that commodity studied the wealth from a capitalist point of view in a capitalist production system; that appear the weath as an immense colletion of a comun cities
. That is for Marx an external abject, a thing which through its qualities satisfies human needs of watevere kind
as an object of consuption or indiretitly a mean of production
. The concept of land, work, capital and consumption is in relation with the production that is all which that human beings produce for sastisfied human desires. The human desires are unlimited but that human being consume has limited but not on the human production; but in its desires when it is satisfied. Whatever that wealth concept it is about the nature that with its transformation of that human efford is conceptualizized as a production that is human in the efford to put in order the market process in order to satisfies the human desires throuth the consumption as the last way of the production.
Marx takes that as the Ricard value theory as a matter of exchange of uses values of another kind
That means in the consumer exchanges of products or commodities throuth the commerce. Historically that human had a primitive way of exchange with the products, someone of then has A product which that another one doesn’t had. So began that exchange through the value for a product to another products called by Marx commodities in order to satisfies that human needs througth the commerce. Marx saw that the human power creates that value for its wages in a production dimention of labor. The division of labor is about the number of workers that the fabric employe in relation with that called time
by Marx in order to creates the policies of the profits of the capitalist fabric in relation with the division of labour.
So the labor relation and its conection with the production, The production must be consume in the last production process.
37128.pngMarx established the value of the commodity with the human labor and production. This is subject to creates production and its wages through the human satisfaction through the consume.
The Marx point of view is the relation with the work that must be constant, attending the time hour labor that generates the capital plusvalia or what is in accounting the superavit for the capitalist or the owner equity-using this too accounting term in order to the capital that generates the interest of the capital profit. Marx also used the commodity terminology for makes some examples of production and value in the David Ricardo economy way (David Ricardo discovered the value theory when left home for to live his aventures of gamble-playing money so began the value theory historically). Marx says that that production is for the human labor as well as there are thing without commodity that has value without the commodity, like the air that we breath, virgin soil, natural medoms, implemented forest etc.
- The earth economy creates everything in harmony in order to be transformed through the labor that product its own wages; transform commodities for the production, market, value and the consume of the merchandises. The service sector of the production process creates value without commodities. Marx also uses the term use the values for other
Under the term of the exchange of products in a historical society; example, using the utility as a term for the value that has not value thing that doesn’t has utility in the term used value a a medium of exchange if the labor it is not count as labor. The Marx example is following "the medieval peasant produced a corn-rent for lendol lord and corn-lithe for the quest, but neither the corn, rent nor the corn-lithe become commodities simply by being produce