Marxist Economics emerges as a critical framework for analyzing the Dynamics of Capitalism through a historical and material lens. Rooted in the works of Karl Marx , it explores the intricate relationships between Labor , production, and capital, emphasizing Exploitation and Class Struggle . Central to its discourse are the concepts of Surplus Value , the Labor Theory of Value , and the declining Rate of Profit , each unraveling the economic intricacies of societal structures. As both a theoretical model and a Critique , it offers a lens to interrogate Wealth Distribution and Power dynamics. Over Time , Marxist Economics has evolved, intersecting with political movements and economic policies, adapting to new forms of capital and labor. Yet, even within its analytical rigor, it dances on the abstract edge of utopian visions—a dialectical Symphony echoing for Justice and Equity . This Balance invites Exploration through seminal texts, , and intellectual traditions, expanding the horizon of economic inquiry.
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