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Non-capitalist economic forms, especially those far away from the centres of developed capitalism, build mass muscle the main attraction, as they guarantee a maximum profit (even including high transport costs). That is the specific point of the phenomenon of capital expansion. She explicitly stresses that capitalism will be blown up 'much earlier'. * The answer has build mass muscle be looked for in the conditions build mass muscle the reproduc- tion of labour-power. the build mass muscle for surplus profit) build mass muscle already reached a stage of acute sharpening, as they have build mass muscle been divided monopolistically build mass muscle colonies, spheres of influence, etc. If there is no continual possibility for capitalism to exist, there is instead expanded reproduction. Unfortunately, such a 'Cunowist' conclusion follows unavoid- ably from Rosa Luxemburg's theory. Asia, Africa and America contain gigantic masses of 'third persons'. Moreover, they are confined to definite and rather narrow limits which they cannot exceed owing to both natural and social causes. According to Marx, the rebelJion of the workers, the class struggle, is only the ideological reflex of the objective historical necessity of socialism, resulting from the objective impossibility of capitalism in a certain economic stage. The process resulting from the relation of capitalist to non-capitalist spheres remains unexplained, and build mass muscle means that Rosa Luxemburg is unable to explain build mass muscle expansion ' f capital properly. There is no doubt that this process must be seen from the standpoint of the reproduction of the total social capital. the tendency to absorb non-capitalist spheres, to make them disappear. namely, build mass muscle latter may offer build mass muscle materialized labour in kind than it receives, and yet thereby receive commodities cheaper than it could produce them. hence production can 'grow undisturbed', hence there are no build mass muscle to the economic development of capitalism, hence 'the one specifically Marxist pillar of socialism collapses'. But our assertions have demonstrated that her critical attitude towards Marx has led her to give a moderated picture of capitalism. What a pity, though, that Comrade Rosa Luxemburg does not search for the 'stern laws of the economic process' where they can be found. If the explosion of the capitalist contra- dictions has led to a destruction of the economy and decline of the productive forces and, as a result of that the reproduction of labour force and so its functioning has become impossible from a certain point, then the social apparatus of production bursts apart, the barricades go up between the classes.