If you end up with more money than you started with, you have to go to create more value than you pay in the production process. "I could just pay more for my products than it cost to do this?" Well, not really, you're in the market in competition with other capitalists, who are all trying to lower their prices to sell off one another, you can not simply raise prices to the benefit of creating arbitrary. Instead of prices in the market is necessaryto figure out a way to pay to create more value for the production of you. There are two different types of input: the constant and variable capital. The inputs of constant capital are not capable of a higher value. So we have to call them constantly. Machinery, raw materials, factories ... how they are used up, give input to their value to the goods they produce. There is no way to create more value than they are worth at first. The variable capital can create more valueYou pay for it. This is because the variable capital is the human work force. If you pay an employee for an hour of work, you have no idea how valuable you are to produce. You could work hard, or take it easy. May be productive or unproductive. They may be cheap to expensive rent. Everything is configurable. There is a constant struggle to figure out the best way to get the most out of them at the lowest cost. Sometimes they are also resisting. This is a big pain in the ass but you're...
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