Value, Price and Profit

Delivered in 1865, this lecture by Karl Marx explores the intricate relationship between value, price, and profit within capitalist economies. It delves into how labor contributes to value creation and critiques the capitalist system's inherent inequalities. Marx articulates his theories on surplus value, emphasizing the exploitation of workers and the dynamics of economic exchange. This work serves as a foundational text for understanding Marxist economics and its implications for social and economic justice.