A retelling of Karl Marx · 1905
Theories of Surplus Value
“The 'fourth volume' of 'Capital': Marx's critical history of political economy from the Physiocrats to the vulgar economists of his own day. He follows his predecessors' attempts to explain where profit and rent come from — Quesnay's 'net product,' Adam Smith's two theories of value and his productive and unproductive labour, Ricardo's great achievement and its contradictions, Malthus's apology for the landlords — and the decay of the classical school into apologetics.”
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Contents3 episodes · ~23 min
- 1Part One: From the Physiocrats to Adam SmithFree
- 2Part Two: Ricardo🔒
- 3Part Three: The Dissolution of the Ricardian School and Vulgar Economy🔒