Monopoly capitalism

Monopoly capitalism. It is the stage of development of capitalism that corresponded approximately to the last quarter of the 19th century and reached full maturity after the Second World War, the stage that was to lead inexorably to the collapse of the system and the advent of communism, after a transitional period of dictatorship of the proletariat . … Read more

Social capital

Share capital . Set of individual capitals in their intertwining and interaction. The circulation of social capital consists of the set of rotations of the interrelated and interdependent individual capitals (but that operate independently). The movement of global social capital carried out in the sphere of production and in that of circulation characterizes the process of its reproduction. Summary … Read more

Industrial capital

Industrial capital . Capital that successively moves through its three phases: two in circulation and one in production and adopts three functional forms and in each of them fulfills the corresponding functions, was called by Marx industrial capital. From this it follows that industrial capital is considered to be invested not only in industry, but also in any other branch … Read more

Loan capital

Loan capital . Dissociated form of industrial capital that appears in the form of money capital that yields interest. Its source is the monetary capital temporarily free of the entire capitalist class, the income and savings of other classes and social sectors of society. Summary [ hide ] 1 Essence 1 Interest 2 Capitalist credit 1 Types of capitalist credit 1.1 Commercial credit 1.2 Bank credit … Read more

Commercial capital

Commercial capital. In capitalist society, commercial capital is the disaggregated part of industrial capital applied by a special group of capitalists, exclusively in the sphere of circulation . Its specific function is to attend to the sale process of the merchandise produced by the industrial capitalists. Summary [ hide ] 1 Capital and commercial profit 1 Commercial capital as a disaggregated part of industrial capital … Read more

Economic Order Quantity

Economic Order Quantity is the purchase order quantity for replenishment that minimizes inventory costs totale.s Summary [ hide ] 1 Objective 2 Main assumptions 3 Calculation formula 4 Source objective The Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) is intended to determine the purchase order quantity for replenishment that minimizes total inventory costs. The order is triggered when the inventory level reaches the reorder point. The EOQ … Read more