Das Kapital (Capital #1-3)

Das Kapital (Capital) is Karl Marx's foundational critique of political economy and industrial capitalism. Originally published in three volumes between 1867 and 1894, the work remains the most influential analysis of how capitalist systems function, accumulate wealth, and generate class conflict. Marx examines the mechanics of surplus value, labor exploitation, commodity production, and the historical trajectory of capitalism itself.

The three-volume set traces capitalism from its earliest forms through industrial development, analyzing how capital concentrates in fewer hands and how working-class movements emerge in response. Though dense and theoretical, the text is rooted in detailed economic data and historical examples from 19th-century Europe. Readers encounter Marx's concepts of alienation, fetishism of commodities, and the falling rate of profit - ideas that shaped twentieth-century politics, economics, and social theory across multiple continents.

This edition collects all three volumes in one comprehensive set, making the complete argument accessible to students, scholars, and readers interested in understanding capitalism's structural logic. Available nationwide with Cash on Delivery for convenient ordering across Pakistan.

• Author: Karl Marx
• Complete three-volume set
• Essential text in political economy and social theory
• Historical analysis spanning industrial development
• Covers surplus value, labor, and class struggle