Tendential Fall in the Rate of Profit

From Capital, Volume 1 by Karl Marx
In Volume III, Marx argues that the rising organic composition of capital tends to lower the general rate of profit, though counteracting tendencies (raising exploitation, cheapening constant capital, foreign trade) offset it.
Vol. III, Part III, Chs. 13-15

Statement of the law, its counteracting tendencies, and the internal contradictions it reveals, suggesting capitalism's historical limits.

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