Exploring the Dual Nature of Capital

This chapter delves into Marx's analysis of capital as a stock and a flow, emphasizing the tension between fixity and motion within capital. It discusses the significance of fixed capital, focusing on machinery as an example, and how it intertwines with circulating capital in the production process. The narrative showcases the dynamic landscape of capital, illustrating the complexities of fixity, circulation, and the evolution of means of labor within the economy.