Rethinking Capital

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Focusing on the dynamics of market relations, the book presents a systematic economic theory that emphasizes the competitive nature of profit-seeking enterprises. It argues that the theory of capital is fundamentally ethical rather than purely economic, challenging traditional views from classical political economy and modern economics. By critiquing the limitations of Hegel and Marx's economic theories, the author offers a fresh perspective on the role of ethics in understanding capital and economic processes.