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Here Marx analyses in depth the specific problems of the commodity, and fills in his picture of the market and the nature of value and surplus value. This in turn allows him to show why capitalist growth will always be "uneven, disproportionate and unharmonious" and to formulate his "awe-inspiring prediction, borne out by empirical evidence ever since," about "the only possible remedy for economic crises of over-production and social crises of class struggle."

NOTE: This is the older 1909 translation - to read a more modern translation order the Penguin edition, available on this site.