Capital: Critique of Political Economy, Volume 1 by Karl Marx, edited and translated by Paul Reitter, is a foundational work in political economy that examines how capitalism functions at its core. With sharp analysis and enduring influence, this classic explores labor, value, commodities, and profit, making it essential reading for anyone interested in economics, history, and social theory.
This edition offers readers a clear way into Marx’s powerful ideas and their impact on the modern world. Ideal for students, scholars, and curious general readers, Capital invites you to think deeply about markets, production, and inequality through one of the most important texts ever written.
