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5) Theories of Surplus Value2
h) Ricardo Table, with elucidation, of differential rent (Observations on the influence of the CHANGE in value of means of subsistence and raw material—therefore also in the value of machinery—on the organic composition of capital) Ricardo's theory of rent Adam Smith's theory of rent Ricardo's theory of surplus value Ricardo's theory of profit3
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5) Theories of Surplus Value, etc. h) Ricardo Ricardo's theory of profit Ricardo's theory of accumulation. Critique of this (development of crises from the basic form of capital) Ricardo's MISCELLANEA. Conclusion of Ricardo (John Barton) i) Malthus XIV
5) Theories of Surplus Value i) Malthus k) Disintegration of the Ricardian school (Torrens, James Mill, Prévost, polemical writings, McCulloch, Wakefield, Stirling, John Stuart Mill) 1) Adversaries of the economists m) Ramsay. (Bray as adversary of the economists)
2-733 n) Cherbuliez 0) Richard Jones. (End of this Part 5) Episode: REVENUE AND ITS SOURCES XV
5) Theories of Surplus Value
1) Proletarian opposition on the basis of Ricardo
(Compound interest; fall in the rate of profit based on this.) So-called amassment as a mere phenomenon of circulation. (Stocks, etc.—circulation reservoirs) 2) Ravenstone. Conclusion
3 and 4) Hodgskin (Interest-bearing capital. Existing wealth in relation to the movement of production.) (Interest-bearing capital and commercial capital in relation to industrial capital. Older forms. Derivative forms.) (Development of interest-bearing capital on the basis of capitalist production.) (Usury. Luther, etc.)
Vulgar political economy[4]
Endnotes
[4] The actual location of the materials in notebooks XIV and XV does not always accord with that given by Marx in the table of contents. Notebook XIV, for example, contains only the beginning of the section on the adversaries of the economists. The continuation of this section is to be found in the first half of notebook XV. The section on Bray is located in notebook X of the manuscript (see present edition, Vol. 31, pp. 245-50). This section was not completed. The sections on Ramsay, Cherbuliez and Richard Jones are to be found on pp. XVIII —1086-1157 (present edition, Vol. 33). Marx did not follow up his original intention to complete the fifth section in notebook XIV. The survey of revenue and its sources is located in the second half of notebook XV (this volume, pp. 449-541). The section on Ravenstone begins on p. XIV — 861 (this volume, p. 392). This section is preceded by that numbered 1 ) and devoted to the anonymous pamphlet The Source and Remedy of the National Difficulties. The end of the section on Hodgskin is contained on pp. XVIII — 1084-1086 (see present edition, Vol. 33). Marx did not write any section specifically devoted to vulgar political economy. He dealt with this subject in the section entitled "Revenue and Its Sources".—8