Where Marxist Economics meets Realpolitik.

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	• Das Kapital, Gateway Edition Karl Marx Gateway Editions, 1999 - 256 pages average customer review:based on 24 reviews view larger image
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boring refunded

this book is boring. the language is too philosophical while some underlying points are arguably wrong. there are many inputs into production of a commodity, not just labor, how can we value two commodities which consume the same labour time the same? or am i missing something?

Where Marxist Economics meets Realpolitik.

I gave this book five stars,because it shows outright, that Marx had a layman's understanding of everyday economics.When Marx's social political theories needed economic validation,he unleashed the monetary-literary behemoth,"Das Kapital".This book was a successful seller among Wall Street piscivorous investors,selling out thousands of copies the first week of publication.On the back cover,it stated,"This book will make you rich!".It didn't financially help the sucker-fish really,yet the book had tremendous 'psychic revenue' for them.This tome has no real sound economic basis and has been discredited by all leading specialists on monetary matters.Yet,it remains the best insight of the fallacies of "closed economic society".By closing the doors on trade,one destroys life,liberty and the pursuit of happiness.China has a vast ever-growing economy ,yet their personal economic choices are few.Marx's theory of labor-value has not stood the test of time.It was merely used as a 'short-term remedy' by the new Socialist committee,who overthrew the old oppressive militant regime or the vacillatory arrogant king.The English Luddites and the French Saboters were reared docile by their Christian blind instruction,and later agitated by being forced to adept to the new conditions of an advancing technological society,controlled largely by the jewish-class.I would read this economic magnum opus,only if you already had a vast knowledge of monetary axioms and political history .

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A more comprehensible version of Marx's most famous work for the modern student of socialist and Communist thought.