> > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Max: Sure, but KM thought it enough of a thing to posit all sorts of > mathematical formulae > including its constituent parts (fixed, variable, etc.) > > ^^^^^^^ > Yea, that's why I said: > I know "capital" is used to refer to means of production, things, > (constant capital) and labor power ( variable capital) , too. > > But then constant capital and variable capital are used in relation to > each other in the formulae. Variable capital is never discussed in > isolation from constant capital ( and vica versa) is it ? > > Charles > > > You're asking the wrong person, but at least superficially it seemed > to me that a common metric could be applied to natural capital, as > far as ordinary income accounting is concerned. If nothing else, it > would certainly elevate environmental and climate concerns. > >
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