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Fixed capital in Marxist economics refers to durable means of production while constant capital includes all non-labor inputs
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Is it true that fixed capital in Marxist economics refers to durable means of production while constant capital includes all non-labor inputs?
Yes. The provided evidence supports the claim that fixed capital in Marxist economics refers to durable means of production while constant capital covers non-labor inputs.
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Wikipedia: Fixed capital. (n.d.). Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fixed_capital
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