Marx’s Capital and One Free World

Chapter 1 Towards a Higher Stage of Marxian Economics: The Concept of ‘Value’ Fundamentally Re-examined and Developed

Chapter 2 The Immanent Self-Contradictions in Marx’s Labour Theory of Value: In Connection with the Transformation Problem

Chapter 3 An Error Common to ‘The Transformation of Money into Capital’ and ‘The Primitive Calculation’: Pre-Capitalist Societies Do and Do Not Produce Surplus

Chapter 4 The Fundamental Defects in the ‘Laws’ in Capital: The Laws of Capitalist Accumulation and the Falling Rate of Profit Re-examined

Chapter 5 The Materialist Concept of History and the Structure of Capital: Historical Necessity vs. Man’s Responsibility

Chapter 6 Hegelian Fallacy in Marxian Philosophy: An Inquiry into the Roots of Ambiguity Mistaken for Profundity

Chapter 7 The Law of the Falling Rate of Profit, Reproduction Scheme and Imperialist Expansion: The Self-Contradiction Common to Marx’s Law and Lenin’s Scheme