Capital Vol II by Karl Marx

Author:Karl Marx [Marx, Karl]
Language: por
Format: epub, mobi
Tags: General Fiction
Published: 1885-04-20T00:00:00+00:00

I. The Working Period Equal to the Circulation Period

Although this case occurs in reality only as an accidental exception, it must serve as our point of departure in this investigation, because here relations shape themselves in the simplest and most intelligible way.

The two capitals (capital I advanced for the first working period, and supplemental capital II, which functions during the circulation period of capital I) relieve one another in their movements without crossing. With the exception of the first period, either of the two capitals is therefore advanced only for its own period of turnover. Let the period of turnover be 9 weeks, as indicated in the following illustrations, so that the working period and the circulation period are each 4½ weeks. Then we have the following annual diagram.

Table I

CAPITAL I

Periods of Turnover Working Periods Advance Periods of Circulation

I.1st-9th week 1st-4th ½ week £450 4th ½-9th week

II. 10th-18th " 10th-13th ½ " £450 13th ½-18th "

III. 19th-27th " 19th-22nd ½ " £450 22nd ½-27th "

IV. 28th-36th " 28th-31st ½ " £450 31st ½-36th "

V. 37th-45th " 37th-40th ½ " £450 40th ½-45th "

VI. 46th-[54th] 46th-49th ½ " £450 49th ½-[54th] "[31]

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