Marx's Thoughts and Its Meaning on Nature and Origin of Capital
Huang Xue-sheng
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Huang Xue-sheng
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Marx's thoughts on the nature and origin of the capital is not only the premise of his isms of capital,but also the first question we must understand about his theory of capital criticisms.Marx's thinking on the nature of capital starts from his criticism of political economists,and initially links to the private ownership system of the capitalism.For Marx,the nature of the capital is the relationship of the bourgeois society,and its origin is the establishment of the capitalist system.Therefore,Marx's criticisms of the capital is also the criticisms of the capitalist system.On this base,he then called the coming of a new system of the society.
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Marx's thoughts on the nature and origin of the capital is not only the premise of his isms of capital,but also the first question we must understand about his theory of capital criticisms.Marx's thinking on the nature of capital starts from his criticism of political economists,and initially links to the private ownership system of the capitalism.For Marx,the nature of the capital is the relationship of the bourgeois society,and its origin is the establishment of the capitalist system.Therefore,Marx's criticisms of the capital is also the criticisms of the capitalist system.On this base,he then called the coming of a new system of the society.
Key concepts: Capital (architecture), Capitalism, Bourgeoisie, Criticism, Neoclassical economics, Meaning (existential), Means of production, Premise