Marx-Engels Collected Works,Volume 32 - Marx: 1861-1863

Marx/Engels Collected Works (MECW) is the largest collection of translations into English of the works of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. It contains all works published by Marx and Engels in their lifetimes and numerous unpublished manuscripts and letters. The Collected Works, which was translated by Richard Dixon and others, consists of 50 volumes. It was compiled and issued between 1975 and 2005 by Progress Publishers (Moscow) in collaboration with Lawrence and Wishart (London) and International Publishers (New York City). Politics,Marxism Contents 2 Preface 6 A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy 12 [ I) The Production Process of Capital] 14 [ 5) Theories of Surplus Value] 14 Ricardo's Theory of Surplus Value 16 1) Quantity of Labour and Value of Labour 39 2) Value of Labour Capacity. Value of Labour 42 3) Surplus Value 47 4) Relative Surplus Value 59 5) Theory of Profit 67 Formation of the General Rate of Profit. ( Average Profits or " Usual Profits") 74 Law of the Diminishing Rate of Profit 79 Theory of Accumulation 110 Ricardo's Miscellanea 181 Gross and Net Income 181 Machinery 184 i) Malthus ( Thomas Robert) 216 Constant and Variable Capital 236 Malthus' Theory of Value 238 Overproduction. " Unproductive Consumers", etc 240 k) Disintegration of the Ricardian School 265 1) Robert Torrens, An Essay on the Production of Wealth etc., London, 1821 265 2) James Mill, Elements of Political Economy, London 1821 281 3) Polemical Writings 305 a) Observations on Certain Verbal Disputes in Political Economy, Particularly Relating to Value, and to Demand and Supply, London, 1821 305 b) An Inquiry into those Principles, Respecting the Nature of Demand and the Necessity of Consumption, lately Advocated by Mr. Malthus etc., London, 1821 312 c) Dialogues of Three Templars on Political Economy, chiefly in Relation to the Principles of Mr. Ricardo ([ The] London Magazine, Vol. IX, 1824) ( author: Thomas De Quincey) 318 d) A Critical Dissertation on the Nature, Measures, and Causes of Value; Chiefly in Reference to the Writings of Mr. Ricardo and His Followers. By the Author of Essays on the Formation and Publication of Opinions ( Samuel Bailey), London, 1825 319 4) McCulloch 360 5) Wakefield 378 6) Stirling ( Patrick James), The Philosophy of Trade etc., Edinburgh, 1846 378 7) John Stuart Mill, Some Unsettled Questions etc., London, 1844 380 1) Opposition to the Economists ( Based on the Ricardian Theory) 380 1) The Source and Remedy of the National Difficulties etc. A Letter to Lord John Russell, London, 1821 ( anonymous) 381 2) Piercy Ravenstone, M. A., Thoughts on the Funding System, and its Effects, London, 1824 399 3) Labour Defended against the Claims of Capital; or, the Unproductiveness of Capital Proved. By a Labourer, London, 1825 404 4) Thomas Hodgskin, Popular Political Economy. Four Lectures Delivered at the London Mechanics' Institution, London, 1827 404 [ Revenue and Its Sources] 456 Different Forms of Capital 474 [ Addenda] 549 NOTES AND INDEXES 554 Notes 554 Name Index 571 Index of Quoted and Mentioned Literature 577 Index of Periodicals 585 Illustrations 32 Page 645 of Notebook XII of the Economic Manuscript of 1861- 1863 32 Front cover page of Notebook XIII, Economic Manuscript of 1861- 1863 72 Page 782 of Notebook XIV of the Economic Manuscript of 1861- 1863 266 Page 890 of Notebook XV of the Economic Manuscript of 1861- 1863 454