Capital: critique of political economy. Volume 1

Preface to the 1867 edition

Volume one, capital's process of production

Part I: The commodity and money

1. The commodity

2. The exchange process

3. Money, or commodity circulation

Part II: The transformation of money into capital

4. The transformation of money into capital

Part III: The production of absolute surplus-value

5. The labor process and the valorization process

6. Constant capital and variable capital

7. The rate of surplus-value

8. The working day

9. The rate and amount of surplus-value

Part IV: the production of relative surplus-value

10. The concept of relative surplus-value

11. Cooperation

12. The division of labor and the manufacturing system

13. Machinery and large-scale industry

Part V: The production of absolute and relative surplus-value

14. Absolute and relative surplus-value

15. The price of labor-power and the magnitude of surplus-value increase and decrease

16. Different formulas for the rate of surplus-value

Part VI: wages

17. How the value and price of labor-power are transformed into wages

18. Time wages

19. Piece wages

20. Variations in wages from nation to nation

Part VII: Capital's process of accumulation

21. Simple reproduction

22. How surplus-value is transformed into capital

23. The general law of capitalist accumulation

24. The so-called original accumulation

25. The modern theory of colonization

Afterword.