The Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts phần 5 ppsx

... duties and demanding complete freedom of trade, the League strove to weaken the economic and political positions of the landed aristocracy and to lower workers' wages. The struggle between the ... bourgeoisie and the landed aristocracy over the Corn Laws ended in their repeal in 1846. 16. Pages XIII to XV are divided into two columns and not three like the ot...

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... Engels: The Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts The Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts by Karl Marx Written: between April and August 1844 in Paris First Published: 1932 (the manuscripts ... up the whole of the rent of the land and reduces the wages of labor expended in preparing the commodity and bringing it to market to the lowest rate, the...

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... wants and the means with which it satisfy them. The landowner, on the other hand this idle and vexatious speculator in grain puts up the price of the people's basic provisions and thereby ... labor and to the product of his labor and the non-workers, and the relation of the non-worker to the worker and to the product of his labor. We have already seen...

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... supply and demand always balance each other, it immediately forgets its own assertion that the supply of people (the theory of population) always exceeds the demand and that therefore the disproportion ... Pleasure and necessity. The law of the heart and the madness of self-conceit. Virtue and the way of the world. (c) Individuality which is real in and for itse...

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... eats up the whole of the rent of the land, and reduces the wages of labour contained in the commodity supplied to the lowest rate, the bare subsistence of the labourer during his work. The worker ... among the workers. The more they wish to earn, the more must they sacrifice their time and carry out slave-labour, completely losing all their freedom, in the servic...

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... cattle, etc. Therefore it regulates the rent of other land and can force it down to a minimum. The small landed proprietor working on his own land stands then to the big landowner in the same relation ... wages the farmer pays, and as the farmer forces down wages all the lower the more rent the landlord demands, it follows that the interest of the landlord is just as...

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... most of the work to the soil and to the slave of the soil, through whom the land cultivated itself. With the transformation of the slave into a free worker — i.e., into a hireling — the landlord ... labour and to the product of his labour and the non-workers, and the relation of the non-worker to the worker and to the product of his labour. We have alread...

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... France and England. The extent to which the solution of theoretical riddles is the task of practice and effected through practice, the extent to which true practice is the condition of a real and ... industrial towns England and France have already a little Ireland. The savage and the animal have at least the need to hunt, to roam, etc. — the need of companionship....

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... necessity. The law of the heart and the insanity of self-conceit. Virtue and the course of the world. (c) The individuality which is real in and for itself. The spiritual animal kingdom and the deception ... form of the antithesis which according to logic is on the one side the positive resting on itself and on the other side the negative resting on itself....

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... society. (3) The landlord is in a position to demand more rent from the tenant the less wages the tenant pays out, and the more rent the landlord demands the further the tenant pushes down the wages. ... rent the interest on the land on which the house stands. (2) According to the political economists themselves, the interest of the landlord is fiercely oppos...

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