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"Capitalist production" as a book category covers works that examine how goods and services are created, organized, and distributed under capitalist systems. It includes historical and theoretical accounts of industrialization, factory organization, labor relations, capital accumulation, and the technologies and management practices that shape productivity and profit; it also embraces critiques and defenses from Marxist, classical, neoliberal, and heterodox perspectives. Books in this category may be scholarly analyses, case studies, business histories, policy discussions, or narrative nonfiction and fiction that explore themes like class struggle, commodification, supply chains, globalization, automation, gig work, and environmental impacts. Aimed at scholars, students, practitioners, and general readers, the category highlights the economic, social, political, and cultural dynamics that make capitalist production distinctive and consequential.

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