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Surplus value

Surplus value, in Marxist economics, is profit confiscated from the worker[?] that is owed to him for his labour. In this theory, legitimate management fees are paid to managers selected by workers, who are employees[?] of the workers collectively, rather than being paid to managers by owners[?] who control workers as a form of capital.

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