Lec 39: Capitalism (Karl Marx) | Modes of Production
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- In this lecture, we will study about
1. The Capitalist Mode of production and it's various features and dimensions as conceptualised by Karl Marx in his work - Capital.
2. We will study about the Nature of Exploitation as present in capitalism in which the Bourgeoise appropriate the surplus produced by the Labour power of the Proletariat.
3. What are forces of production and production relations in capitalist mode of production.
4. Theory of Surplus value.
5. Concept of commodity and commodity fetishism.
6. Mode of Exchange in capitalism C-M-C and M-C-M.
7. Reserve army of labour in capitalism as conceptualised by Karl Marx.
8. Ideology and superstructure.
9. Concept of class and labour theory of value.
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I am studying economy and Potential GDP these days. My teacher told that earlier people did not have two wheelers, but now they have as per Household consumption expenditure data, so poverty has reduced in India. And now I am studying this. That is why I want to become Bureaucrat, to distribute wealth by Progressive taxation. 😂
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At 21:00 what have you written at the South East corner of the board. It goes like this- even PR are independent and...
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Thank you so much sir for great work.
Literally just completed the previous
The way you explain in general words is admirable.
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Sir!.What do u think? Communism will ever arrive???.. curious to know ur viewpoint on this.
Sir, can we say that capitalist has exchange value and workers have use value?
Akash sir's urge to use multiple adjectives ❤😂❤.
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Your lectures helps me to connect the dots of contemporary socio-economic society. Thanks for conducting such sessions free of cost. There is one suggestion/request, whatever quotes you provide in classes to use them in answer writng, please write them also in the description of the particular video, just like you write "In this lecture, we will study about" in the description section. It will be helpful to match/crosscheck.
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sir how does dialectics unfold ?
Refer to Hegel vs Marx lecture...there , I have discussed this.
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As in case of M-C-M [M=M+m]
Similarly, can we say that? C-M-C [C=C+c1+c2+c3]
Sir kb tk paper 1 complete hoga can u plz reply?
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Sir u missed Merton's relative deprivation written on the board @38:27
I talked about it when i explained absolute poverty and relative poverty there.
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great lecture sir, loved the technical explanation of the technical terms. i was just curious, would you be teaching deleuze and guattari in future, i am not aware if he falls under upsc syllabus, but i loved the way you demystified marx, i would l live a similar lecture on deleuze. thanks for the great lecture sir.
Thanks dear...Deleuze and guattari don't fall under upsc syllabus!!
@@kaarwan-e-upsc 🙏🙏🙏🙏 sir after completion of the course, when you get free time, can you please please do a lecture on introduction of deleuze and guattari.
Nature of exploitation in cm qualitatively different from other mop will asked as separate question ? Sir please bta dijiye
Yes... could be asked... why not!!
@@kaarwan-e-upsc thanku sir
Sir here (M') will be called as Capital, or (M) will be called??
Capital is the initial money you invest to earn profit..... New Money after profit could also become capital if reinvested.
Capital is money which produces more money.
Therefore, Both could act as capital depending on one's purpose and intention.
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Sir aap jo ratio analysis kar rahe ho @36:17 wahan par P1/B1 > P2/B2. Then how is R1
Because relative deprivation is higher as Proletariat are getting lesser share of the pie even though their wages have increased.
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sir can we say capitalist are afraid of workers also because it the labour which can produce wealth so they can become capitalist on their own
No... That's not the case.... Being a capitalist depends on ownership of forces of production (who monopolises over or control FOP)... It doesn't depend on production of wealth per se... but rather on who is able to appropriate this wealth or surplus!!
@@kaarwan-e-upsc sir main ye bolna chaa rha tha Karl marx kehte ki labour hee wealth produce karti hain . labour have skill of production . so why cant they become capitalist on their own and monopolise {MOP} and why we need revolution or communism .
@@Akshay00911 Because... It's relative.... A person can be a capitalist only if there is a proletariat.... For instance, we can define good only in relation to evil... If there is no evil, how can there be good.
Also, The forces of production are controlled by the capitalist....established power is in hands of the capitalist.... Therefore, a revolution is needed to wrest these FOP from control of the capitalist.
Also, when I am saying that only the labour can produce wealth,... It means only the proletariat engages in production and not the capitalist... And this labour and production is controlled by the capitalist.
A proletariat can not produce on his own because he doesn't control FOP..... And if all the proletariats can not turn into capitalists... Because if everyone is a capitalist, then there is no proletariat.... The existence of the capitalist depends on the existence of the proletariat.
@@kaarwan-e-upsc thanku sir finally understood it