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| '''Rate of profit''' is the the relation of [[Surplus value|surplus value]] to [[Cost price|cost price]]. The higher surplus value is relative to cost price, the higher the rate of profit is. Put another way, Surplus value/Cost price = Rate of Profit. | | The '''rate of profit''' is the the relation of [[Surplus value|surplus value]] to [[Cost price|cost price]]. The higher [[Surplus value|surplus value]] is relative to [[Cost price|cost price]], the higher the [[Rate of profit|rate of profit]] is. Put another way, [[Surplus value|Surplus value]]/[[Cost price|Cost price]] = [[Rate of profit|Rate of Profit]]. |
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| == See also ==
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| * [[Rate of exploitation|Rate of surplus value]]
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| * [[Tendency of the rate of profit to fall]]
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| [[Category:Capital volume I concepts]]
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