[Marxism] Capitalism and Agriculture and Marx
S. Artesian
sartesian at earthlink.net
Sat Aug 2 14:52:16 MDT 2008
My two favorite quotes, the first for the its implications for the
"transition debate" and the Brenner position; the second for...well, just
about for everything.
"A definite stage in the development of agriculture whether in the country
concerned or in other countries forms the basis for the development of
capital. "
Marx, Theories of Surplus Value, Part 1
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"The fact that the annual returns decline in proportion to the capital
advanced if there is an increase in that part of auxilliary capital which
consists of fixed capital, that is, if its turnover
period extends over several years- its value only entering into production
annually in the form of depreciation-- is not a phenomenon peculiar to
agriculture, but a general one."
Marx, Theories of Surplus Value, Part 3
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