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Dvinal [7]
3 years ago
6

carlos marx divide el capital en: A) viriable y fijo B) circulante y giratorio C) variable y constante D) variable y mixto E) pr

oducto y de productividad. Porfavor ayudenme
Business
1 answer:
skad [1K]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

C) variable y constante

Explanation:

Karl Marx en su obra "El capital. Crítica de la economía política" se refiere  a que los medios de producción y la fuerza de trabajo tienen diferentes roles en el proceso de crear valor y esto lo explica en lo que denominó capital constante y capital variable. El capital constante es en el que los medios de producción pasan la misma cantidad de valor al producto y el capital variable es en el que la fuerza de trabajo genera un valor que cambia dado que un trabajador puede generar una plusvalía. De acuerdo a esto, la respuesta es que carlos marx divide el capital en: C) variable y constante.

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