Surplus Value Rate and Profit Rate: A Note
George E. Economakis
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George E. Economakis
Abstract
This paper revisits an old question: can surplus value rate compensate for the falling tendency of the rate of profit or, on the contrary, does the increasing technical composition of capital imply a tendency of the profit rate to fall regardless of the surplus value rate? If the latter is the answer, serious theoretical implications emerge. Some aspects of these implications are examined in the following analysis.
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This paper revisits an old question: can surplus value rate compensate for the falling tendency of the rate of profit or, on the contrary, does the increasing technical composition of capital imply a tendency of the profit rate to fall regardless of the surplus value rate? If the latter is the answer, serious theoretical implications emerge. Some aspects of these implications are examined in the following analysis.
Key concepts: Rate of profit, Economics, Profit rate, Surplus value, Profit (economics), Microeconomics, Value (mathematics), Economic surplus