This complete edition published by Verso 2018

      © David Harvey 2018

      A Companion to Marx’s Capital, Volume I

      First published by Verso 2010

      © David Harvey 2010

      A Companion to Marx’s Capital, Volume II

      First published by Verso 2013

      © David Harvey 2013

      All rights reserved

      The moral rights of the author and translator have been asserted

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      Contents

Volume I

Preface

Introduction

       Part I

1.Commodities and Exchange

2.Money

       Part II

3.From Capital to Labor Power

       Part III

4.The Labor Process and the Production of Surplus Value

5.The Working Day

       Part IV

6.Relative Surplus-Value

       7.What Technology Reveals

       8.Machinery and Large-Scale Industry

       Part V–VIII

       9.From Absolute and Relative Surplus-Value to the Accumulation of Capital

       10.Capitalist Accumulation

       11.The Secret of Primitive Accumulation

       Reflections and Prognoses

       Volume II

       A Note on the Texts Used

       Introduction

       1.The Circuits of Capital Chapters 1–3 of Capital, Volume II

       2.The Three Figures of the Circuit and the Continuity of Capital Flow Chapters 4–6 of Capital, Volume II

       3.The Question of Fixed Capital Chapters 7–11 of Capital, Volume II

       4.Merchants’ Capital Chapters 16–20 of Capital, Volume III

       5.Interest, Credit and Finance Chapters 21–26 of Capital, Volume III

       6.Marx’s Views on the Credit System Chapters 27–37 of Capital, Volume III

       7.The Role of Credit and the Banking System Chapters 27 Onwards in Capital, Volume III

       8.The Time and Space of Capital Chapters 12–14 of Capital, Volume II

       9.Circulation and Turnover Times Chapters 15–17 of Capital, Volume II

       10.The Reproduction of Capital Chapters 18–20 of Capital, Volume II

       11.The Problem of Fixed Capital and Expanded Reproduction Chapters 20 and 21 of Capital, Volume II

       12.Reflections

       Notes

       Index

Preface

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