| 13. |
Marx’s Capital III, the culmination of capital (2002) p. 269. |
| 14. |
Marx’s rate of profit transformation: methodological, theoretical and philological obstacles (2009) p. 282. |
| 15. |
The productive powers of labour and the redundant transformation to prices of production: a Marx-immanent critique and reconstruction (2017) p. 305. |
| 16. |
The notion of tendency in Marx’s 1894 law of profit (1997) p. 337. |
| 17. |
“Zirkel vicieux” or trend fall? The course of the profit rate in Marx’s Capital III (2004) p. 365. |
| 18. |
Accumulation of capital and the foundation of the tendency of the rate of profit to fall (1991) p. 390. |
| 19. |
From the “fall of the rate of profit” in the Grundrisse to the cyclical development of the profit rate in Capital (with Peter Thomas; 2011) p. 413. |
| 20. |
Destructive creativity; institutional arrangements of banking and the logic of capitalist technical change (1998) p. 431. |
| 21. |
The rate of profit cycle and the opposition between Managerial and Finance Capital; a discussion of Capital III Parts Three to Five (2002) p. 448. |
Chapter 13 provides a brief outline of Capital, Volume III in the light of the earlier two volumes.
Chapters 14 and 15 are on Part Two of Volume III.
Chapters 16–19 are on Part Three of Volume III; the last one compares the Volume III text with the corresponding text of the Grundrisse and an 1861–63 manuscript.
Chapter 20 is on, or develops from, Parts Two, Three and Five of Volume III.
Chapter 21 is on Parts Three to Five of Volume III.
Chapters 16–21 treat different aspects of, or expand on, Part Three of Volume III. Given that these chapters were published separately in journals or book collections, it is inevitable that at least a summary of Part Three appears in all these six chapters.