Wage-Labour and Capital & Value, Price, and Profit

Front/Back Cover\r......Page 1
Front Matter......Page 2
Introduction by Frederick\rEngels......Page 4
1. Preliminary\r......Page 9
2. What Are Wages?\r......Page 10
3. By What Is the Price of a Commodity Determined?\r......Page 12
4. By What Are Wages Determined?\r......Page 15
5. The Nature and Growth of Capital\r......Page 16
6. Relation of Wage-Labour to Capital\r......Page 17
7. The General Law that Determines the Rise and Fall of Wages and Profits\r......Page 20
8. The Interests of Capital and Wage-Labour Are Diametrically Opposed-Effect of Growth of Productive Capital on Wages\r......Page 21
9. Effect of Capitalist Competition\ron the Capitalist Class, the Middle Class, and the Working Class......Page 23
BOOK TWO:\rVALUE, PRICE AND PROFIT......Page 26
Contents\r......Page 27
Introduction\r......Page 28
1. Profit and Wages\r......Page 30
2. Production, Wages, Profits\r......Page 32
3. Wages and Currency\r......Page 36
4. Supply and Demand\r......Page 38
5. Wages and Prices\r......Page 39
6. Value and Labour\r......Page 40
7. Labouring Power......Page 44
8. Production of Surplus Value\r......Page 46
9. Value of Labour\r......Page 47
11. The Different Parts into Which Is Decomposed\r......Page 48
12. General Relation of Profits, Wages and Prices\r......Page 50
13. Main Cases of Attempts at Raising Wages or Resisting Their Fall\r......Page 51
14. The Struggle between Capital and Labour and Its Results\r......Page 54