Economics Paper

Title: ECONOMIC EXPLOITATION IN MARXIAN THEORY Thesis: In Capital, Volume One, Karl Marx offers a foundation for understanding economic exploitation through the appropriation of surplus value. Opening Sentence: This inquiry seeks to establish that in Capital, Volume One, Karl Marx offers a foundation for understanding economic exploitation through the appropriation of surplus value. 1. The Logic of Capital Accumulation 2. Relations Between Necessary and Surplus Labor 3. Means for Maximizing Exploitation Opening Sentence of Conclusion: This inquiry has sought to establish that in Capital, Volume One, Karl Marx offers a foundation for understanding economic exploitation through the appropriation of surplus value. Bibliography: Marx, Karl. Capital, Volume One.

Title: KARL MARX AND CLASSICAL POLITICAL ECONOMY Thesis: With his writings Karl Marx contributed towards the advancement and refinement of the School of Classical Political Economy. Opening Sentence: This inquiry seeks to establish that with his writings Karl Marx contributed towards the advancement and refinement of the School of Classical Political Economy

1. Marx and the Labor Theory of Value 2. Marx and the concepts of Surplus and Surplus Value 3. Marx and Economic Exploitation Opening Sentence of Conclusion: This inquiry has sought to establish that with his writings Karl Marx contributed towards the advancement and refinement of the School of Classical Political Economy. Bibliography:

Title: ROSA LUXEMBURG AND MARXIAN THEORY Thesis: In her writings, Rosa Luxemburg carries on and advances Marxian theory. Opening Sentence: This inquiry seeks to establish that in her writings, Rosa Luxemburg carries on and advances Marxian theory.

1. Luxemburg and Marx on Schemes of Reproduction 2. Luxemburg and Marxist Crisis Theory

3. Luxemburg and the Destruction of Natural Economy

Opening Sentence of Conclusion: This inquiry has sought to establish that in her writings, Rosa Luxemburg carries on and advances Marxian theory. Bibliography: Luxemburg, Rosa. The Accumulation of Capital.

LENIN’S UNDERSTANDING OF IMPERIALISM Thesis: In Imperialism, The Highest Stage of Capitalism, Vladimir Illich Lenin advances Marx’s crisis theory and considers the rise of banks, finance capital, and military spending. Opening Sentence: This inquiry seeks to establish that in Imperialism, The Highest Stage of Capitalism, Vladimir Illich Lenin advances Marx’s crisis theory and considers the rise of banks, finance capital, and military spending.

1. The Rise of Financial Capital

2. Averting Realization Crises through Military Spending 3. The Imperial State and the Interests of Big Capital Opening Sentence of Conclusion: This inquiry has sought to establish that in Imperialism, The Highest Stage of Capitalism, Vladimir Illich Lenin advances Marx’s crisis theory and considers the rise of banks, finance capital, and military spending. Bibliography: Lenin, Vladimir Illich. Imperialism, The Highest Stage of Capitalism,