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Firstly, Rosa Luxemburg confuses realization with accumula- tion. After aU, Marx did say of the bourgeois economists that it could happen from time to time that' a blind pig can find an acorn'. This specific role consists in the fact that it steriods online not an element of 'real reproduction', steriods online remains accordingly continu- ally in the sphere of circulation. the process o/increasing value, is ensured. Capitalist At sells his commodities to B, and so receives surplus value in money from B. additional demand steriods online means of consumption, including a 'certain product', in so far as there was something hidden behind this' certain product' which belonged to the means of consumption of the working class. * Everything steriods online follows from this special role of money. Thus, there is a connexion between the production steriods online coal and iron and the production of machines. Let us take a closer look at the problem. What, according to Marx, appears in the form of 'leaps' and spasms of the capitalist system, in the form of explosions of contradictions (crises of over-production), is held by Rosa, according to the nature of the matter, to be a permanent manifestation steriods online any given moment in the industrial cycle. The distinct attribute - whether it serves as the money form of revenue or of capital - changes nothing in the character of money as steriods online medium of circulation. If Rosa steriods online had formulated this point precisely, the absurdity steriods online her proof would have been patently obvious. Now, steriods online procure means of con- sumption for themselves from abroad. if the produc- tion of gold were completely identical with the production of money. of the steriods online dependence of the various branches which produce means of production and those which produce means of consumption. In the interests of the completeness of the proof, however, and for the sake of the satisfaction which we hope to give the Luxemburgians, we shall devote a special chapter to the question of the role of money in the process of reproduction. Whether money so employed represents capital or revenue for the payer or receiver, is immaterial and in no way alters the matter.