Das Kapital, Volume III

Das Kapital, Volume III by Karl Marx analyzes the complexities of capitalism's dynamics, focusing on how profits, investments, and market fluctuations influence economic stability. It explores concepts like surplus value, the distribution of profit among capitalists, and the role of credit and banking systems. Marx examines how these factors lead to periodic crises, wealth concentration, and the potential for systemic downfall. Volume III aims to reveal the inner workings of capitalism to better understand its tendencies toward instability and inequality, emphasizing that these processes are driven by inherent contradictions within the capitalist mode of production.