Loon, Prijs en Winst

Understanding his motivations can shed light on how he developed his broader critique of capitalism. I wonder if personal experiences or the political climate influenced his focus here.

Marx's writing can be dense, but this book seems to distill complex ideas clearly. I'm curious if others felt it was more approachable than other classics.

The economic landscape has changed a lot since Marx's time, but his analysis of class and profits remains influential. Do these concepts still resonate in modern discussions?