Mode of Production and Allocation of Resources in the Light of Marxist Economics
Jie Meng
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Jie Meng
Abstract
There exist similarities and differences between production mode and production relations. Marx has studied allocation of resources in the capitalist society in the name of production mode. Major features of capitalist allocation of resources are as follows: It is subordinated to the capitalist mode of production and production relations. It refers to allocation of social labor to different social departments. Under circumstances of capitalist production relations there are two criteria of measures for justification of macro allocation of resources.
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There exist similarities and differences between production mode and production relations. Marx has studied allocation of resources in the capitalist society in the name of production mode. Major features of capitalist allocation of resources are as follows: It is subordinated to the capitalist mode of production and production relations. It refers to allocation of social labor to different social departments. Under circumstances of capitalist production relations there are two criteria of measures for justification of macro allocation of resources.
Key concepts: Capitalist mode of production, Production (economics), Marxist philosophy, Mode of production, Economics, Macro, Relations of production, Mode (computer interface)