Basically marx's books on capital start with examining the fundamentals of capital before building up to his more bigger examinations and critiques a chapter or few down. I look at it as being a sort of 'econ 101' for people that have never had a chance to formally study economics.
Not particularly, it mostly dull-ass math equations expounding on concepts of barter, rates of exchange, introductions of currencies as another form of commodity and generally dragging ass about the fundamentals of the concept of buying and selling shit among other shit
Basically marx's books on capital start with examining the fundamentals of capital before building up to his more bigger examinations and critiques a chapter or few down. I look at it as being a sort of 'econ 101' for people that have never had a chance to formally study economics.
it all felt pretty metaphysical
Not particularly, it mostly dull-ass math equations expounding on concepts of barter, rates of exchange, introductions of currencies as another form of commodity and generally dragging ass about the fundamentals of the concept of buying and selling shit among other shit