"Wage-Labour and Capital" and "Value, Price, and Profit" are two influential works by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, pioneering thinkers whose ideas have shaped the fields of economics and political theory. In these insightful essays, Marx and Engels delve into the dynamics of capitalist economies, exploring the fundamental concepts of labor, wages, capital, and profit. With incisive analysis and a keen understanding of the exploitative nature of capitalism, they lay bare the contradictions inherent in the system and reveal the mechanisms through which surplus value is extracted from the working class.