Socially necessary labour time
Socially necessary labour time Socially necessary labour time in Marx's ...
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Talk:Socially necessary labour time
Talk:Socially necessary labour time "If the average productivity is that of ... s worth of value in terms of socially necessary labour time. The excess hours ...
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Socially necessary first cost   (translated from German)
Socially necessary first cost Those socially necessary first cost (gnS) a problem definition of ... of the most substantial part of the socially necessary work expended and thus a ...
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Division of labour
Division of labour Division of labour is generally speaking the specialisation of cooperative labour in specific, circumscribed tasks and roles, intended ... a more and more complex division of labour is closely associated with the rise of ... a scientifically-based management practice with the time and motion studies associated with Taylorism. ...
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Labour costs-normative   (translated from German)
Labour costs-normative That Labour costs-normative designated in certain enterprises that ... givenr money (Kosten)betrag, on appropriate work time standards and/or. on work time-normative are based and a portion social of the necessary work expended for these, Achievement and/ ...
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Productive and unproductive labour
Productive and unproductive labour Productive and unproductive labour were concepts used in classical political economy ... the economic question of which kinds of labour contributed to increasing society's wealth, as ... a form of parasitism. They regarded human labour as the mainspring of wealth, and therefore they regarded the economical use of labour as highly important. Within an enterprise, ...
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Abstract labour and concrete labour
Abstract labour and concrete labour Abstract labour and concrete labour refer to a distinction made by Karl ... Marx writes: "On the one hand all labour is, speaking physiologically, an expenditure of ...
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Talk:Communism/Archive6
... always corrected through the course of the time. Sitll, please, this is not criticism of ... I often hear, "Oh yes, but next time will be different, we'll have majority ... context. You might spend a lot of time and effort devising a new and better ... the phrase "that it would remove incentives necessary for productivity". As you pointed out himself ... command of English. Sorry for confusion. Next time when dealing with complicated issues I ...
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Talk:Labor theory of value
... 26 Sep 2004 (UTC) It is not necessary to understand Marxism to understand the basis ... decrease the value of the product (as labour is more productive) - assuming that the tools ... is obtained by raising prices over the labour value - rather that it is created by ... them less than the product of their labour. I can't believe these obvious things ... composition of capital - a lack of 'living labour' in production overall. Not a value/ ...
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Talk:Capitalism
... 3 March 2006 (UTC) Free Market & Wage Labour M&Ms here; Sigh...I dont believe ... as opposed to free market. Secondly wage labour is labour in exchange for a wage. Q.E ... and recessions, negiotaitions and strikes. Also some labour is paid based on unit produced per ... she can recieve extra pay. However wage labour is not what strictly defines capitalist ...
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