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Means of Production: Factors of production, Financial capital, Human capital, Infrastructure, Mode of production, Marxism, Productive forces, Property, Relations of production, State capitalism - Softcover

 
9786130607340: Means of Production: Factors of production, Financial capital, Human capital, Infrastructure, Mode of production, Marxism, Productive forces, Property, Relations of production, State capitalism

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Means of production refers to physical, non-human, inputs used in production including factories, machines, and tools; along with both infrastructural capital and natural capital. This includes the classical factors of production minus financial capital and minus human capital. They include two broad categories of objects: instruments of labour (tools, factories, infrastructure, etc.) and subjects of labour (natural resources and raw materials). People operate on the subjects of labour, using the instruments of labour, to create a product; or, stated another way, labour acting on the means of production creates a product. The term can be simply and picturesquely described in an agrarian society as the soil and the shovel; in an industrial society, the mines and the factories.

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Means of production refers to physical, non-human, inputs used in production including factories, machines, and tools; along with both infrastructural capital and natural capital. This includes the classical factors of production minus financial capital and minus human capital. They include two broad categories of objects: instruments of labour (tools, factories, infrastructure, etc.) and subjects of labour (natural resources and raw materials). People operate on the subjects of labour, using the instruments of labour, to create a product; or, stated another way, labour acting on the means of production creates a product. The term can be simply and picturesquely described in an agrarian society as the soil and the shovel; in an industrial society, the mines and the factories.

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