The Mass of Surplus Value | Chapter 11

This video covers Chapter 11.

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[poopooonwesternsociety]

Oh yes, this is the formula for the mass of surplus value: S=s/v×V and P×(Surplus Labor/necessary labor)×n. Not rate of surplus value multiplied by the number of workers. It would be the surplus value rate multiplied by the Total Variable Capital expressed in "V".

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I'm so confused. Why is the rate of surplus value determined by the degree of variable capital divided by surplus value. Why isn't constant capital in the equation?

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