Capital

Discover the profound insights of Karl Marx in his seminal work, Capital, published in 1990. This comprehensive book spans 1152 pages and presents a critical examination of private property and the social dynamics it fosters. Marx meticulously argues that capitalism inherently leads to an escalating divide in wealth and welfare, ultimately forecasting its own demise. He envisions a transformative system characterized by the common ownership of the means of production, challenging readers to rethink the foundations of economic structures. Ideal for students, scholars, and anyone interested in economics and social theory, Capital remains a pivotal text that continues to influence contemporary discourse. Explore the depths of Marx's analysis and understand the implications of his critique on modern society.