Marxist economic theory

Author: DAI Dayuan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2000-10-01
Features: This textbook is compiled for the use of master's students from various majors at our university. Marxist economic theory holds a highly important position in the Marxist theoretical system. Engels, in The Life of Karl Marx, stated that the "entire theoretical content of the proletariat arises from the study of political economy." Lenin, in the article Karl Marx, even highly praised Marx's economic theory, calling it the "main content of Marxism," the "most profound, comprehensive, and detailed proof and application of Marxist theory." However, Marxist economic theory is also evolving. Marxist classical writers have always continuously studied new situations and problems emerging in practice, drawn new conclusions, and pushed Marxist economic theory forward to new stages of development. This can be clearly seen in the theoretical context of representative works of Marxist economic theory, such as Capital, Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism, The Economic Problems of the Soviet Union, On the Ten Major Relationships, and Selected Works of Deng Xiaoping.