Table of Contents

Preface; Introduction; Part I. Capitalist Production: 1. Commodities and money; 2. The transformation of money into capital; 3. The production of absolute surplus-value; 4. Production of relative surplus-value; 5. Production of absolute and of relative surplus-value; 6. Wages; 7. The accumulation of capital; 8. The so-called primitive accumulation; Part II. The Process of Circulation of Capital: 1. The metamorphoses of capital and their circuits; 2. The turnover of capital; 3. The reproduction and circulation of the aggregate social capital; Part III. The Process of Capitalist Production as a Whole: 1. The conversion of surplus-value into profit and of the rate of surplus-value into the rate of profit; 2. Conversion of profit into average profit; 3. The law of the tendency of the rate of profit to fall; 4. Conversion of commodity-capital and money-capital into commercial capital and money-dealing capital; 5. Division of profit into interest and profit of enterprise. Interest-bearing capital; 6. Transformation of surplus-profit into ground-rent; 7. Revenues and their sources; Appendix I. Prefaces and afterwords to Capital; Appendix II. The Communist Manifesto; Appendix III. Preface and introduction to 'A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy'; Glossary; Notes; Index.

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The Guide aims to contribute to a better understanding of Marx's masterpiece, Capital.