Fundamentals of Marx: Circulation and Turnover of Capital

This video focuses on the important concepts of circulation and turnover of capital as they are presented in Marx's second volume of "Capital." Both circulation and turnover add considerable depth to Marx's model and must be considered when making broad macroeconomic analyses.

Narration by "P"

Script, graphics, and editing by "M"

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[JohnSmith-nzvj]

Immensely informative. Great work as always.

[michael]

Thanks a lot, watching parts of this video makes capital more easy to understand while reading

[indefenseofliberation]

hey!!! I’d love to do an episode with you about some basics of Marxism! I’d love to chat with you about this but don’t know how to reach out!! Hope you see this!!!!

[Jonathan-ppzc]

So is it the case that drivers and workers who stock shelves are productive labour (transportation) and sales people are productive labour (communication) while not necessarily adding value to the commodity itself?

[chrisc.]

I think a few more easy-to-understand examples or applications of the rule would be very helpful.

[RextheRebel]

This should be mandatory curriculum in all schools in the US.

[itfunes]

I'm currently on the way to reading the general theory of Maynard Keynes. My question would be in what measure did some Keynesian Economic Policies or Proposals solvent the needs of the working class by this eliminating the whole reason to fight against the free market society. I know that in practice it upholded racism, sexism and imperialism but in the hypothetical case in which all of these problems were solved would their need to be a working class movement advocating for a violent revolution of the working class as their living standards would sufficiently fulfilled via the implementation of policies that would try to achieve full employment?

[aliakbaryahya]

Marx greatest theory was the surplus value.

[SoraOfTheDarkness]

Marx greatest achievement was showing how horrible an idea he had