Re: Capital is wrong

[Ambrose Andrews <ambrosea@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

on 11/3/00 5:06 AM, George Pennefather
at poseidon@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Fixed capital is not a commodity form.

So if my factory produces, for sale, machines for making
corn into flour, and I sell it to a factory which makes
corn into flour, why is this not a commodity?


> Concerning the consumer market once the exchange
> process has been completed the commodities in question
> cease to be commodities and are at most simple use values.

that's strange, do these things still have a value, in
the sense of exchange-value?

hmmm.

oh, well, so how does this alleged discovery affect Marx's
conclusions if at all?

  -AA.