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Not really? Marxist 'labor theory of value' economics are - pardon me being blunt - pretty much worthless. They don't do a good job describing actual economic relations. Das Kapital is important as a historical document, but as an economic one, less so.
That's not to say that other economic thinkers haven't hewn useful rock out of the mostly useless mountain of Das Kapital - they have. But I've never found the edifice itself useful.
OFC I am not an economist, but a historian. So when I say useful, I mean "does this theory give me a template to help me to understand interactions in a historical society." Even Finley recognized that direct application to the ancient world didn't work, and he was hard Marxist
Sigh. Lack of an edit button. Read as: "direct application [of a purely Marxist framework to the economy of the] ancient world didn't work" And the motion on the debate since Finley has been even further away from a Marxist view.
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