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What are you wanting to measure and why? Whilst Marx showed that the movement and dimensions of particular economic phenomena were indeed regulated by the basic law of value (which Ricardo could not), that regulation is still a process that leaves room for maneouvre by all interests. I am wary of trying to count items when they are constantly being expanded, reduced, re devised and so on all the time. The best we can do is generate broad categories, which various authors have tried to do.( If they left food preparation out of their calculations as capital moved into the field, then they made a mistake and should reflect on why) This will give us a decent enough illustration of general trends.
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