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Revolutionizing Economic Theory: From Labor Value to Marx
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What do you think about this? Responding to the best comments.
Is effort not subjective?
Is the human being not the source of value for all things and therefore labor not the source of all economic wealth?
Does utility theory explain why standardized industrial inputs were were not appreciated by Marx? The idea being making a product that can be adapted, post factory, would be of more utility to the consumer, and therefore undermine the direct influence/relationship Marx may have wanted with his consumers?