The text "Results of the Immediate Production Process" belongs to the manuscripts that Marx wrote for his monumental work "Capital" – specifically, it is part of the third draft of "Capital" – and was written during the period between the summer of 1863 and the summer of 1864.

The text is the only complete chapter that has survived from that section of Manuscript 1863-1865 that pertains to the first volume of "Capital," while from the remaining material only some individual pages and footnotes have been preserved, which are included in this edition.

This edition is an important addition to the works of the founders of Marxism that have been translated and published by Modern Era. It is a significant text that records aspects of Marx's economic thought that are not included as such in other texts and, for this reason, it is essentially a complementary text for reading "Capital" itself.

Thus, it is an essential text for all those who want to understand more deeply the exploitative, yet at the same time historically transient, character of the capitalist economy and society. A text that must be disseminated and read by all those who are concerned about changing the world.