Marx analyzes large firms as good examples of concentration and
centralization of capital. His discussion of exchange value in the
first section of vol I provides a good discussion of the social nature
of production. I'd look in the section on commodity fetishism first,
then page through the re
William S. Lear wrote:
>Does anyone know where in Marx's Capital he talks about large firms
>being good examples of the social nature of production, hence a good
>argument for social/worker control of production? I thought it was in
>Chapter 25 of Volume III, but I glanced through the chapter an
