β Scribed by Richard Dien Winfield (auth.)
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This book develops a comprehensive systematic economic theory, conceiving how the dynamic of market relations generates an economy dominated by the competitive process of individual profit-seeking enterprises. The author shows how, contrary to classical political economy and contemporary economics, the theory of capital is an a priori normative account properly belonging to ethics. Exposing and overcoming the limits of the economic conceptions of Hegel and Marx, Rethinking Capital determines how the system of capitals shapes economic freedom, jeopardizing the very rights in whose exercise it consists. Winfield thereby provides the understanding required to guide the private and public interventions with which capitalism can be given a human face.
Front Matter....Pages i-xii
Introduction....Pages 1-10
Front Matter....Pages 11-11
The Elementary Interaction of Commodity Exchange....Pages 13-41
From Money to Capital....Pages 43-69
The Immediate Production Process of Capital in General....Pages 71-103
Value Production....Pages 105-127
Manufacturing and Mechanization....Pages 129-154
The Accumulation of Capital in General....Pages 155-183
Front Matter....Pages 185-185
Capital Circulation in General....Pages 187-221
The Turnover Process of Capital....Pages 223-256
Marxβs Misconception of the Reproduction of Social Capital....Pages 257-274
From Capital Circulation to the Competition of Individual Capitals....Pages 275-285
Front Matter....Pages 287-287
The Elementary Dynamic of Competition....Pages 289-317
The Adaptation of Production and Marketing to Competition....Pages 319-365
Competition and the Types of Individual Capitals....Pages 367-406
Competition and the Division of Classes....Pages 407-421
Capitalβs Challenge to Right....Pages 423-447
Back Matter....Pages 449-461
Philosophy of the Social Sciences;Business Ethics;Economic Policy;Economic History
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