"Capital" by Karl Marx has been one of the most discussed and relevant works on economic processes and market functioning principles for over a century. It answers questions about what the theory of value is, how resources are transformed into goods, what the mechanism is for the capitalist to appropriate the labor of the worker, and how to overcome an economic crisis with unequal access to the means of production. The reader will also find an answer to the most important question: if production and exchange are the main features of society, what stands in the way of its further development and how will the rules of exchange and methods of management change in the context of a fundamentally new production? This reader includes all the key provisions of the scholar's economic theory.
