Barth (Paul), 15; 35; 44.
Bax (E. Belfort), 36; 38.
Berkeley (George), 31.
Bernstein (Eduard): his personality, 14, 15; sensation caused by his book, 15; his leaning towards nihilism, 12; his treatment of the three subdivisions of Marxian theory, 16, 61, 137; main points of his "Voraussetzungen," 171, 172, 192; his unintelligent handling of statistics, 174.
Boehm-Bawerk (Eugen v.): essay on "Marx and the Close of his system," 14; 61; 132; Marx's theory of value a "theory of exploitation," 82; his criticism of the Marxian theory of value, 93, 94; his lack of precision, 99, 100, 101, 102; his objections to Marx's analysis, 103, 104, 108, 109, 114, 117; the Great Contradiction, 135, 136.
Bryan (W. J.), 208.
Buckle (Henry Thomas), 24.
Capital ("Das Kapital"): effect of appearance of last volume on Marx-criticism, 14; Masaryk's characterization of, as a text-book of capitalist exploitation, 83; opening sentence of first volume, 90; supposed contradiction between first and third volume, 98, 126; the Great Contradiction resolved by third volume, 128, 129, 131; denial of genuineness of third volume, 132.
Capital: properties of, 57; "constant," 74; savings of past surplus-values, 78; impersonal and abstract character of, 78; distributive share of each individual capital, 79; difference between "constant" and "variable" capital, 121; accumulation of, possible by constant replacement of live-labor by machinery, 157; concentration and centralization of, 161, 162, 163.
