What is his argument about ratio of constant to variable

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Problem: Marx discusses the way that capitalists choose to engage in reinvestment (accumulation). Specifically, he discusses the way that capitalists choose to reinvest in constant capital (means of production) versus variable capital (labor power). What is his argument about the ratio of constant to variable capital as accumulation progresses?

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