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Capital, vol. I
Commodities and money
I. The commodity II. The process of exchange III. Money or the circulation of commodities
The transformation of money into capital
IV. The general formula for capital V. Contradictions in the general formula VI. The sale and purchase of labour-power
The production of absolute surplus-value
VII. The labour process and the valorization process VIII. Constant capital and variable capital IX. The rate of surplus-value X. The working day XI. The rate and mass of surplus-value
The production of relative surplus-value
XII. The concept of relative surplus-value XIII. Co-operation XIV. The division of labour and manufacture XV. Machinery and large-scale industry
The production of absolute and relative surplus-value
XVI. Absolute and relative surplus-value XVII. Changes of magnitude in the price of labour-power and in surplus-value XVIII. Different formulae for the rate of surplus-value
Wages
XIX. The transformation of the value (and respectively the price) of labour-power into wages XX. Time-wages XXI. Piece-wages XXII. National differences in wages
The process of accumulation of capital
XXIII. Simple reproduction XIV. The transformation of surplus-value into capital XV. The general law of capitalist accumulation
So-called primitive accumulation
XXVI. The secret of primitive accumulation XXVII. The expropriation of the agricultural population from the land XXVIII. Bloody legislation against the expropriated since the end of the fifteenth century. The forcing down of wages by act of parliament XXIX. The genesis of the capitalist farmer XXX. Impact of the agricultural revolution on industry. The creation of a home market for industrial capital XXXI. The genesis of the industrial capitalist XXXII. The historical tendency of capitalist accumulation XXXIII. The modern theory of colonization
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