Re: [OPE-L] productive and unproductive labor and forms of surplus value

From: Jerry Levy (jerry_levy@VERIZON.NET)
Date: Tue Jan 15 2008 - 12:43:27 EST

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Paul C:

Suppose there was a period of generalized capitalist offensive
against the working class which succeeded in raising the intensity
of labor for _all_ workers?  For purposes of discussion, assume that no other changes (including technological change, changes
in wages, and actual hours of work) have taken place. From your perspective, has the magnitude of surplus value increased or not?

In solidarity, Jerry

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