Examples of using Exchange-value in English and their translations into German
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Can you talk about exchange-value without talking about use-value?
In the reference to others, only the use-value being is addressed, not its exchange-value being, which refers to money.
We then see exchange-value, as he says, on the bottom of page hundred and twenty-eight.
As soon as this difference has disappeared, the instrument of labor has ceased to live and lost, with its use-value,also its exchange-value.
I abstract from them, I get to exchange-value, and that gets me to value.
Various inconsistencies are jumbled together when Adam Smith says:"Wages, profit, andground rent are the three primary sources of all revenue as well as all exchange-value.
So that is, if you like, exchange-value is a representation of something else.
The seller of labour-power, like the seller of any other commodity, realises its exchange-value, and parts with its use-value.
It expresses furthermore that exchange-value, not use-value, is the determining aim of this movement.
But when you get further down the line you seeit's really about prices realized in the market, and exchange-value is the price of a commodity.
Well, the representation, i.e. the exchange-value, is something which you can really see, but it is representing something which is value.
This part of constant capital yieldsvalue to the product in proportion as it loses its own exchange-value with the dwindling of its use-value.
The exchange-value that is producing and increasing itself is the capital, and for the capital, use-values are merely waste products of the production of surplus-value.
The money therefore does not become capital, but on the contrary,it loses its existence as exchange-value in order to be consumed and expended as use-value.
For in each of these prices in which the exchange-value of the commodity is expressed in money, the exchange-value of money is expressed in the use-value of the commodity.
You're gonna have to to deal with the representation as it is objectified, and as its value is represented,and then you have to make a decision about use- and exchange-value.
Perpetual recycling processes here reveal and subvert the transition from exchange-value to“sign-value,” fueling the ongoing reworking of longing through images.
When money was seen as the exchange-value of the commodity, it was a communicative device which, replacing the commodity, gave it an independent existence as something for others.
One of the reasons, I think, Marx thought he couldget away with this very cryptic presentation of use-value, exchange-value and value was because anybody who read Ricardo would say.
But values are represented now by exchange-value, so exchange-value, i.e. how much you are actually get for the product in the market, is a representation of value, is a representation of labour.
But the tendential decline of surplus-value creation in production isnot the only way in which the conflict within the value-form between exchange-value and use-value creates obstacles to the accumulation of capital.
Or such as are derived from exchange-value, like production price or market price, which do not explain the exchange relation but depend for their own explanation upon the elucidation of this relation.
On the one hand, it potentially raises productivity and the versatility of production and thus real wealth to hitherto undreamedof heights, on the other, it makes exchange-value, capitalist wealth, decline.
If, in commodity circulation, the exchange-value attains at most a form independent of the use-value of commodities, it suddenly manifests itself here as a substance in process, endowed with motion of its own, for which commodity and money are mere forms.
But we have also seen, that we will be going to be talking about motion, about movement, about the making of things, about labour processes, which become objectified in use-values,and which become represented by exchange-value.
But what forms its specific use-value forcapital is its character as the element which creates exchange-value, abstract labour; and in fact not that it represents some particular quantity of this general labour, but that it represents a greater quantity than is contained in its price, that is to say.
Their disruption is a constant possibility yet the tendency to equilibrium is constant too, as long as capitalist development and the law of value are in harmony,as long as exchange-value and use-values work in tandem.
The total price or exchange-value of this annual product must dissolve into the same three parts, and be distributed among the different inhabitants of the land, either as wages of their labor, or as profit of their capital, or as rent of their real estate.
The mutually exclusivesituation of exchange causes the splitting of the use-value and the exchange-value, for when the establishment of the species relation is used only for the maintenance of the isolated individual, what the individual receives from the other is only a different form of h/er original product, only something which satisfies a material need.