On Mon, 23 Apr 2001, Rakesh Narpat Bhandari wrote:
> Consider again the example which I gave. Workers can produce a given
> quantity in half the time....
When you refer to your example, do you mean what you wrote in
OPE-L:5373, or did I miss something prior to that? If you're talking
about 5373:
c v sv s/v r
I 100 50 50 100% 33%
II 100 25 50 200% 40%
could you expand on what you suppose to be happening here? You said,
"If the variable capital goes from turning over once a year to twice a
year, then the rate of surplus value (s/v) has to be doubled--even
assuming the size of the working population, the working day and the
real wage are being held constant." I'm not clear what the change
v=50 -> v=25 is supposed to mean.
Allin
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