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Obviously, functions falling outside capitalist production altogether would not be capitalistically productive.

He proposed to resolve the love question capitalistically; to use financial incentives to raise the birthrate.

The production of capital is, therefore, a production of capitalistically produced commodities.

Capitalistically productive labour is therefore labour which adds to the mass of surplus value, primarily through profitably producing goods and services for market sale.

In State and Revolution he wrote that the problem was only 'to lop away that which capitalistically disfigures this otherwise excellent apparatus'.

This system was, paradoxically, strongly influenced by Marx's critique of wealth creation in capitalist society, and his distinction between capitalistically productive and unproductive labour.

The idea here seems to be that being capitalistically "productive" effectively means "being exploited," or, at least, being employed to do work under the authority of someone else.

Once the basic needs of all could be met and organized capitalistically, the further development of capital accumulation could take directions quite unrelated to the direct requirements of economic reproduction.

Mr. Schwartz is the link between the kibbutz, which is struggling to retain its socialist ideals, and the capitalistically motivated company, which could be the cooperative's financial savior.

"You're thinking capitalistically," a Frenchman who understands Americans well, Prof. Patrice Higonnet of Harvard University, explained to an American in Paris.

As a component of the new value product, which Marx himself defines as equal to the sum of labor costs in respect of capitalistically productive labor (variable capital) and surplus-value.

In addition, the huge spread of the illness in less capitalistically developed countries constitutes a source of the spread of the illness worldwide, with serious repercussions on world public health.

In considering the unit cost of a capitalistically produced commodity (in contrast to simple commodity production), Marx claims that the value of any such commodity is reducible to four components equal to:

In most cases, using these distinctions, it would be obvious whether the labour was capitalistically productive or not, but in a minority of cases it would be not altogether clear or controversial.

Marx never finalised his concept of capitalistically productive labour, but clearly it involved both a technical relation (between work and its useful effect) and a social relation (the economic framework within which it was performed).

However, the inability to prevent and combat the illness persists as a parameter which reproduces the poverty and misery of the populace in less capitalistically developed countries, resulting in further exploitation, especially of the natural wealth.

In the first chapters of Das Kapital, Marx traces out a brief logical summary of the development of the forms of trade, beginning with barter and simple exchange, and ending with a capitalistically produced commodity.

While this has always been the purpose of an artist's creation, the challenge now was to do that in a free market society capitalistically driven on growth only, where games with artistic vision are considered too risky to the point of being suicidal industry decisions.

Quite apart from the fact that managers do not dominate the board of directors in many firms, there is every reason to believe that corporate managers are under intense pressure (from the markets, and from the need to deliver profits) to behave capitalistically.