Capital
Narrated by Derek Le Page
Critique of Political Economy, Book 3
- Length
- 50 hrs 4 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Ukemi Audiobooks from W. F. Howes Ltd
In Capital Volume 3, Marx and Engels explore the future of capitalism, analyzing its inherent crises and flaws that they believe will lead to its eventual downfall. Published posthumously in 1894, this volume, crafted from Marx's notes by Friedrich Engels, examines the economic mechanisms of capitalism through seven detailed sections, emphasizing the destructive nature of private property and profit-driven competition. With a focus on the social inequities linked to capitalism, the audiobook presents a compelling argument for the necessity of curbing individual profit motives to alleviate widespread poverty and human suffering. Derek Le Page’s thoughtful narration brings clarity to the profound insights of these influential thinkers.
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