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Profit of enterprise (n.) appears to the active capitalist as the fruit of his own activity, while interest appears as the fruit of mere property — idle capital that does not 'work'.
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Profit of enterprise (n.) appears to the active capitalist as the fruit of his own activity, while interest appears as the fruit of mere property — idle capital that does not 'work'.
Profit of enterprise (n.) presents surplus-value as its opposite: the capitalist seems to get it not because he works as a capitalist but because, apart from being a capitalist, he also works.