| This question <544|562-1> overall <553|555> Hans: <553|555>. |
| Question 524: According to Marx, the only way to increase profits is to shorten the portion of the day during which the workers produce an equivalent of their wage, and to extend that portion of the day when they create unreimbursed new value for the capitalist. Are the capitalists aware of it that all their cost cutting measures, if successful, go at the expense of their workers? |
| [554] Hans: Respect the minority view ZDR [544] represents the majority view about this question in the archives, but there is one substantial and well-reasoned minority view which should at least be mentioned in an exam, and that is Oak's [452]. |
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