Примери за използване на All other commodities на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It expresses the value of all other commodities.
Like all other commodities, labour power has an exchange-value and a use-value.
In one sense, labor power is a commodity like all other commodities.
All other commodities are Non-Document in nature and should be accompanied by a DHL Waybill and an Invoice.
As one English observer noted, Coal stands not beside but entirely above all other commodities.
It value, like that of all other commodities, is determined by the labour-time necessary to produce it.
As the late Mr Stanley Jevons pointed out,"coal stands not beside, but entirely above all other commodities.
Its value, like that of all other commodities, is determined by the working time necessary to its production.
But gold and silver(and the enlightened economist is proud of this discovery)are themselves commodities like all other commodities.
In consequence of it being the measure of value,we estimate that of all other commodities by the quantity of money which they will exchange for.
The exchange between capital andlabour at first presents itself to the mind in the same guise as the buying and selling of all other commodities.
The social action of all other commodities, therefore, sets apart the particular commodity in which they all represent their values.
By cutting a deal with the Saudis in 1973, Nixon and Kissinger ensured that oil,and in consequence all other commodities, would be priced in dollars.
Since all other commodities are only special equivalents of money, and money their universal equivalent, they behave as special commodities to money as commodities.".
By cutting a deal with the Saudis[5]in 1974, Nixon and Kissinger ensured that all energy,and in consequence all other commodities, would continue to be priced in dollars.
Like all other commodities it also functions as equivalent, either as singular equivalent in isolated acts of exchange, or as particular equivalent beside other commodity-equivalents.
As opposed to this a commodity is in general equivalent-form(form III) only because andinsofar as it itself is excluded as equivalent by all other commodities.
A particular kind of commodity acquires the form of universal equivalent, because all other commodities make it the material embodiment of their uniform& universal form of value.” p.
Like all other commodities it also functioned as an equivalent, either as a single equivalent in isolated exchanges, or as a particular equivalent alongside other commodity-equivalents.
Thus the queer notion arose that gold is estimated in its own material and that, unlike all other commodities, its price is fixed by the State.
Since all other commodities are merely particular equivalents of money, and money is their universal equivalent, they are related to money as particular commodities to the universal commodity. .
It soon recognized that the change in the relations of demand and supply explained in regard to the price of labour, as of all other commodities, nothing except its changes, i.e.
Finally, a particular kind of commodity acquires the form of universal equivalent, because all other commodities make it the material embodiment of their uniform and universal form of value.
The same would happen for the opposite reason,if the labour-time required for the production of commodity A increased and that required for all other commodities remained unchanged.
Labour, it must always be remembered, and not any particularfor labour is the real measure. commodity or set of commodities, is the real measure of the value both of silver and of all other commodities.
That this same labour is, on the other hand,the universal value-creating element, and thus possesses a property by which it differs from all other commodities, is beyond the cognizance of the ordinary mind.
Hence there sprang up the extraordinary notion, that the value of goldis estimated in its own material, and that, in contradistinction to all other commodities, its price is fixed by the State.
Hence there sprang up the extraordinary notion, that the value of gold is estimated in its own material,and that, in contradistinction to all other commodities, its price is fixed by the State.
On the other hand, any general expression of value common to all is directly excluded; for,in the equation of value of each commodity, all other commodities now appear only under the form of equivalents.