… surplus" as the physical amount by which, in any given country, total food production exceeds
the total food consumption of the agricultural population. … absorption of surplus agricultural …

… ’ industrialisation and the rise of a vast relative surplus population (RSP). First, the end of …
population from the land, so rents from cotton exports could subsidise ‘backward’ industries …

… For the same budget, unproductive workfare has less impact on poverty than either a
basic-income scheme or transfers tied to the government's assignment of ration cards. The …

… of surplus population in a specific historical context. We argue that it is limiting to think about
these populations' … To understand the political implications of “surplus populations,” we must …

… I propose to seek the law which associates poverty with progress, and increases want with
… explanation of those recurring seasons of industrial and commercial paralysis which, viewed …

… roles surplus populations play in each type of labor market. Surplus populations have a direct
… Coercive controls enhance this job competing function of surplus populations , necessary …

… surplus populations and colonial capitalist accumulation of new spaces. The functioning of
the reserve surplus population … Thus, like all capitalist relations, a reserve surplus population …

… Rethinking, in this way, “surplus populations,” we argue for particular attention to the
heterogeneity of contemporary capitalist labor arrangements and to associated patterns of …

… We begin with a theoretical overview of the relationships among surplus appropriation,
surplus utilization, and industrialization in peripheral economies. Section 3 and Section 4 explore …

… "industrial reserve army" and "relative surplus population," even though there is a predilection
among unsophisticated analysts to regard the former phrases as adequately scientific and …