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MGMT 615 Leading Organizations - Values - Robbins, S. P., & Judge, T. A. (2022)
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MGMT 615 Leading Organizations – Values – Robbins, S. P., & Judge, T. A. (2022)

This week's topic is emotions, moods, personality and values. These are topics that have a great impact on the work environment. One topic that I found interesting to discuss is…
Posted by Ramon Cristian May 24, 2025
Chapter 14 – Division of Labor and Manufacture – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx
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Chapter 14 – Division of Labor and Manufacture – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx

Summary Chapter 14 of Karl Marx's Capital explores the rise of manufacturing based on the division of labor. Marx describes two origins: the unification of distinct handicrafts under one capitalist…
Posted by Ramon Cristian May 19, 2025
Chapter 13 – Co-operation – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx
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Chapter 13 – Co-operation – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx

Summary In Chapter 13 of Capital, Karl Marx delves into the transformative role of co-operation in capitalist production. He explains that when a large number of workers operate simultaneously under…
Posted by Ramon Cristian May 18, 2025
Chapter 12 – The Concept of Relative Surplus-Value – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx
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Chapter 12 – The Concept of Relative Surplus-Value – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx

Summary In Chapter 12 of Capital, Karl Marx introduces the concept of relative surplus-value, distinguishing it from absolute surplus-value. Unlike absolute surplus-value—gained by extending the working day—relative surplus-value is generated…
Posted by Ramon Cristian May 17, 2025
Chapter 10 – The working day – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx
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Chapter 11 – Rate and Mass of Surplus-Value – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx

Summary Focus Keyphrase: surplus-value rate and mass in Marxist theory In Chapter 11 of Capital, Karl Marx explores how the rate of surplus-value (degree of exploitation) and the variable capital…
Posted by Ramon Cristian May 16, 2025
Chapter 10 – The working day – Capital
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Chapter 10 – The working day – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx

Summary In Chapter 10 of Capital, Karl Marx examines the concept of "The Working Day", offering a powerful critique of how capitalism maximizes profit by extending labor time. He explains…
Posted by Ramon Cristian May 14, 2025
Chapter 9 – The rate of surplus-value – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx
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Chapter 9 – The rate of surplus-value – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx

Summary Chapter 9 of Capital by Karl Marx explores how surplus-value is created through the exploitation of labor in the capitalist system. Marx dissects the formula C = c +…
Posted by Ramon Cristian May 9, 2025
Chapter 8 – Constant Capital and Variable Capital – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx
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Chapter 8 – Constant Capital and Variable Capital – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx

Summary Chapter 8 of Karl Marx's Capital, titled "Constant Capital and Variable Capital", explains how labor creates value and how capital preserves it through the production process. Marx distinguishes between…
Posted by Ramon Cristian May 8, 2025
Chapter 7 – The Labor-Process and the Process of Producing Surplus-Value – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx
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Chapter 7 – The Labor-Process and the Process of Producing Surplus-Value – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx

Summary 🔍 Main Concepts Labor Process (Use-Value Creation)Marx defines labor as a transformative process involving human action and nature. It uses instruments, subjects (raw materials), and purposeful activity to create…
Posted by Ramon Cristian May 6, 2025
Chapter 6 – The buying and selling of labor-power – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx
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Chapter 6 – The buying and selling of labor-power – Capital – Volume 1 – Karl Marx

Summary Chapter 6 of Capital by Karl Marx explores the pivotal concept of labor-power as a commodity—a foundational idea in understanding how capitalism functions. Marx argues that the transformation of…
Posted by Ramon Cristian May 5, 2025

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