(Your issue is in ch. 31, in the second volume. Just a few pages, basically a retort to Bohm-Bawerk's critique.)
Mat
Edward E Skiba wrote:
> >Books by Laurence Harris, Ben Fine, Ernest Mandel, and perhaps especially
> Roman >Rosdolsy's THE MAKING OF MARX'S CAPITAL, would be added to my list...
>
> It has been twenty years since I was in college but during that time
> I became familiar with the name Roman Rosdolsky through the footnotes in
> Mandel's LATE CAPITALISM and also through references in whatever else I was
> reading at the time. I was told by my learned mentors and distinguished
> professors that since Rosdolsky published in the obscure Flemish chances of
> obtaining a translation of his work was nil. Rosdolsky felt there was some
> type of logical problem with considering the value of skilled labor as a
> multiple of simple labor. I have never seen this issue addressed before and
> I know no details of his arguements. If anyone on this list can shed some
> light on this subject it would help clear up a long-standing mystery for me.
>
> sincerely--ED