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On Tue, 11 Oct 2005, Diego Guerrero wrote:
Your point (and perhaps Paul's?) does not coincide with the point I was emphasyzing. You are changing the focus and talking about "increases in surplus value", but I was and am talking about "production of surplus value", irrespectively of if it is growing or decreasing...
OK, I see.
This is the point: when it is allowed for a migration of workers from unproductive sectors (as home and Public Administrations) to sectors producing surplus value (as firms in deps. I , II and III), new surplus value are obtained because they are now more workers that produce surplus value...
I will have to think about that. I will try to post something on this soon.
Allin Cottrell
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