The conditions for the realization of the simple reproduction of total social capital and its econom

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The realization process of simple reproduction of social capital is the realization process of the total social product, that is, the value compensation and in-kind compensation of the total product of the two major departments. The process of simple reproduction of social capital is achieved through three-way exchange.

The first is the exchange between various departments and enterprises within the first department; secondly, the exchange between various departments and enterprises within the second department; The third is the exchange between the two major departments.

Conditions for the realization of simple reproduction of social capital:

The first condition is that the sum of the variable capital and surplus value of Department I must be equal to the constant capital value of Department II. The formula is: i(v+m)=iic.

The second condition is that the total value of the means of production produced by the first department must be equal to the sum of the values of the constant capital consumed by the two departments. It is expressed by the formula: i(c+v+m)= ic+iic.

The third condition is that the value of all the means of subsistence produced in the second department must be equal to the sum of the variable capital and surplus value of the two departments. It is expressed by the formula: ii (c+v+m) = i(v+m) + ii (v+m).

1.Conditions for the realization of simple reproduction of total social capital:

1) The basic conditions for the simple reproduction of total social capital are that the sum of the variable capital value and surplus value of the first department must be equal to the constant capital value of the second department, i.e. (v+m) = c. This condition shows that there is an interdependent and mutually restrictive relationship between the two major departments, that is, a certain proportional relationship must be maintained between the two major departments.

2) From this basic realization condition, two other realization conditions can be deduced: first, the total product produced by the first department must be equal in value to the sum of the constant capital consumed by the two departments, i.e., (c+v+m)= c+c. This condition shows that there must be a certain proportional relationship between the supply of the means of production of the whole society and the demand for the means of production of the whole society, and secondly, the whole product produced by the second department must be equal in value to the sum of the variable capital and surplus value of the two major departments, i.e., (c+v+m)= v+m)+ v+m).

This condition indicates that there must be a certain proportional relationship between the supply of the means of consumption of the whole society and the demand for the means of consumption of the whole society.

3) If the proportional relationship objectively required by the above three conditions is destroyed, the simple reproduction of total social capital cannot proceed smoothly.

2.The economic content of the simple reproduction of total social capital:

Capitalist simple reproduction means that the capitalist uses all the surplus value for personal consumption, and the reproduction is only repeated on the original scale.

The purpose of simple reproduction is to show that all the wealth of capitalism is created by the workers and illegally appropriated by the capitalists, thus providing a theoretical and legal basis for explaining why the proletariat can use violent revolution to extort the property of the expropriators. This is the purpose of simple reproduction analysis.

The forms of capital movement in the process of capitalist reproduction are the three forms of "commodity capital, money capital, and production capital".

The basic condition for the simple reproduction of social capital is that the sum of variable capital and surplus value in Section I must be equal to the constant capital in Section II. i.e. i(v+m)=iic

From this, two other implementation conditions can be derived: i(c+v+m)=ic+iic, ii(c+v+m)=i(v+m)+ii(v+m).