This is a famous saying widely circulated in domestic newspapers and periodicals online: "As soon as there is an appropriate profit, capital becomes bold. If there is 10% profit, it is guaranteed to be used everywhere; if there is 20% With 50% profit, it becomes active; with 50% profit, it takes desperate risks; with 100% profit, it dares to trample all human laws; with 300% profit, it dares to commit any crime and even risk hanging.

This is the British economic critic Thomas Denning (now translated as "Denninger") Sentences from the text "Trade Unions and Strikes" ("Das Kapital" Volume 1, "The Complete Works of Marx and Engels" Volume 23, Notes on Page 829; People's Publishing House, 1st Edition, September 1972)

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"Das Kapital" is Marx's purely academic work on political economics. He was dissatisfied with the theories of Adam Smith and other predecessors. Starting from the relationship between commodities, markets, capital, and labor, he re-elaborates the laws of the operation of capitalist society.

This book is used to describe his own research conclusions and argumentation process. He does not think this is the case. It talks about the ultimate eternal truth, and I never imagined that it would one day become someone's Bible.