Chapter II. Capitalist Production
CHAPTER II
CAPITALIST PRODUCTION
WE have already sketched, in its most general outlines, the process of capitalist production.1 There are certain features of it which now require more exact treatment. I shall briefly recapitulate, interpolating what remains to be said as we go along.
Chapter III. The Function of Capital in Production
CHAPTER III
THE FUNCTION OF CAPITAL IN PRODUCTION
AFTER what has been said in the preceding chapter it should not be difficult accurately to indicate the rôle which capital plays in economic production.
Chapter IV. The Theory of the Formation of Capital
CHAPTER IV
THE THEORY OF THE FORMATION OF CAPITAL
Chapter V. Formation of Capital in a Community
CHAPTER V
FORMATION OF CAPITAL IN A COMMUNITY
Chapter VI. Possible Objections
CHAPTER VI
POSSIBLE OBJECTIONS
Book III: Value
BOOK III
VALUE
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Chapter I. The Two Conceptions of Value
CHAPTER I
THE TWO CONCEPTIONS OF VALUE1
Chapter II. Nature and Origin of Subjective Value
CHAPTER II
NATURE AND ORIGIN OF SUBJECTIVE VALUE
Chapter III. The Amount of Value
CHAPTER III
THE AMOUNT OF VALUE
Chapter IV. The Marginal Utility
CHAPTER IV
THE MARGINAL UTILITY
TURNING now to the second question suggested in last chapter we ask, Of several or many wants which one is it that actually depends on a particular good?
