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Re: on money

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Howard,

In your interpretation 'value' is independent of the buying and selling of
labor power, independent of the capitalist mode of production, and exists
in C-M-C, simple commodity exchange?

Paul

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On Mon, 24 May 2004, Howard Engelskirchen wrote:

> ....  But for Marx,
> value is not something a commodity has; value constitutes a commodity.
> If a product of labor doesn't have value, then it is not a commodity.
> Value constitutes what a commodity is.
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