Marxism Unmasked from Delusion to Destruction.pdf 7471KB

8tm lecture
Profit and Loss,
Private Property, and the
Achievements of Capitalism
In DEAiINC; WITH Ml MATTtR^ inhn in,SlHiKal fhinp The anurfi of "lapiial" it
puiriy a thc«tmual loncrpt H-iihin the (tuncy^rnk (tf a tlcfiniir mcihtHl of
calcubiion ami i ttmpuiatiofi Thr c\xiluf»t>n of fht* ttmccpi i>f iapiial
t'inally rrtulird in imluding in the accounianf '« cornqtc i*f aptul. the
Judilor\ concept, and aho thcne thingk that are ikm capital |{iMKh
The tyiieni o( ace iHint4nc>' uitrd. (>( courv. %»-ith hunnetiinen
Anxiom to kno^* what thr veutltx of their trainadiotn %%rrr !hr>
dexrioped thi* n»eth had di\med to the detrlopinent i»f Kiunc^t It did
not include real euate or the private property of the head c»f the entefpritc.
of hit fanuly. and to on You can toll read in le|tal trratitet and papers etvi>-\
debating whether or not the pm*ate capial it( the ou-nrr thould be
included in the babnce theet of a firm Ai cording to the niethinh in
practice in accountancy, the cortcept o( capital at uted toda>' imludet the
real estate and all rights owT>ed b>- the enterprtte
Agricultunttt aho beg»n to pj>' anention to thete pn^blenit. but only
much bter. In the beginning the>' dexrioped meihodt of accounting which
were hmiied to the operation of the farm only, without including the
whole property of the owner I mention thcte facit becaute if \x>u look
into the balance theet of an enierprite there it room for the building, the