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In Karl Marx’s section, “The Production of Surplus Value,” he speaks about surplus value and the circulation of commodities and money. ... He also points out that although many workers are dedicated and work for their money they don’t realize that at the end of this process their bosses are actually taking advantage of them,
Surplus is an amount or quantity beyond what is used or needed. In other words surplus value is profit or as Marx defines it, “excess over original value.”(Page 251) He states that surplus value can not arise from circulation. ... Marx shows his readers that “Circulation or the exchange of commodities, redistributes existing value.” In order to one to understand this statement you must look at two formula’s of circulation that Marx expresses. ... This is very simple circulation because it is just an exchange of equivalents and no extra value is produced. ... (page 248) Marx says that buying in order to sell is the circulation of capital because money equals more money.
Approximate Word count = 792
Approximate Pages = 3.2
(250 words per page double spaced)
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