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The 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.
'''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.
 
== See also ==
 
* [[Rate of exploitation|Rate of surplus value]]
* [[Tendency of the rate of profit to fall]]
 
[[Category:Capital volume I concepts]]

Latest revision as of 15:05, 12 June 2024

Rate of profit is the the relation of surplus value to 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.

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