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Rent in kind (n.) gives the impression that rent comes from the earth and not from social relations — a ruin surviving from a dead mode of production.
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Rent in kind (n.) gives the impression that rent comes from the earth and not from social relations — a ruin surviving from a dead mode of production.
Rent in kind (n.) replaces the whip with circumstances: the peasant now drives himself to produce the lord's surplus, by legal stipulation rather than direct supervision.