Two Interpretations of Production Prices
Unfortunately, Marx never prepared the manuscript of the third volume of Das Kapital for publication. Therefore his draft text, which sketches complicated issues in a "shorthand" way, is sometimes ambiguous and incomplete. According to Marx-scholar Michael Heinrich, "Marx was nowhere near solving all of the conceptual problems"
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