According to Marx, between the and the Century what had been the influence of the rules pertaining to the length of the working day in Europe?
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1 mark, −0.33MacroeconomicsMarxian economicsSurplus value, capital and its compositionHardabout 1 min
UoH 2014 Question 14: Marxian economics
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According to Marx, between the 14^(th) and the 17^(th) Century what had been the influence of the rules pertaining to the length of the working day in Europe? (A) The length of the working day was increasing (B) The length of the working day was decreasing (C) The length of the working day was static (D) The length of the working day was indeterminate
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This question is on Surplus value, capital and its composition, part of Marxian economics in Macroeconomics.
Where profit comes from in Marx's analysis, and how capital is divided.
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