The core content and cornerstone of Marx's economic theory

The core content and cornerstone of Marx's economic theory are "surplus value theory" and "labor value theory" respectively.

1, Theory of Surplus Value:

Revealing the laws of capitalist economic movement naturally becomes the real core of Marxist economics. For example, the essence of Marxism is seeking truth from facts, not really seeking truth from facts, but using "seeking truth from facts" to blur the basic principles.

2, the labor theory of value:

Labor theory of value is a theory in political economy (now called economics), which is used to explain how the working class is exploited under capitalism and how the capitalist society works.

Capitalism is the stage of the development of human society, which is characterized by the class monopoly of the means of production, namely wage labor and commodity production. Therefore, what needs to be explained is the phenomenon of wages, prices and profits.

Labor theory of value is the core of understanding capitalist economics, because capitalism is an excellent commodity production, which basically explains what can solve the problem of commodity value. There used to be a competitor's value theory, but now academic economics tends to deny the demand for this theory.