Examples of using Use-value in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It has a use-value.
The usefulness of a thing makes it a use-value.
A thing can be a use-value without being a value.
First big concept: use-value.
Use-value is a shirt or a shoe, whatever you use.
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And therefore do not contain an atom of use-value.
Use-value, exchange-value, human labour in the abstract.
Now he seems to dismiss and abstract from use-value earlier on.
Use-value becomes the form of appearance of its opposite, of value.
Can you talk about exchange-value without talking about use-value?
That yes, it would be very nice to have use-value and exchange-value at the same time.
A use-value, or useful article, therefore, has value only because abstract human labour is objectified or materialized in it.
They enable the protection of common use-value and use viral characteristics to spread.
The use-value of commodities becomes valueless, and their value vanishes in the face of their own form of value.
So value is also dependent upon it being a use-value, for somebody, somewhere.
However, as it is difficult to see how use-value production and exchange could be the only form of production, it is more realistic to see peer to peer as part of a process of change.
So what he has done is to suddenly bring back use-value into the idea of value.
The agenda of both Bush and Obama was to prop up rent-inflated asset values, as a source of aggregate demand, and to inflate the dollars of investment andhours of labor required to produce a given unit of use-value.
Well, having abstracted from use-value then we go back and look again at exchange-value.
The historical progress and extension of exchanges develops the contrast,latent in commodities, between use-value and value.
They enable the protection of common use-value and use viral characteristics to spread.
Not only as efficacious in terms of poverty and unemployment, butas creating important new use-value for the human community.
Would you say exchange-values cause use-value, or use-value is caused, or anything is caused by anything else?
On the use-value side there are these limitations, so it's the limitless capacity of the accumulation of money power that will be very important to look at; one of the major propositions, of course, in the rest of Capital is the limitlessness of this.
The fourth requirement is a legal infrastructure that enables the creation of use-value and protects it from private appropriation.
In addition to its special use-value as a commodity(gold, for instance, serving to stop teeth, to form the raw material of articles of luxury,& c.), it acquires a formal use-value, originating in its specific social function.
And if you go back to page 148 you will see he says:"… use-value becomes the form of appearance of its opposite namely value.
In the first place, he wants to produce a use-value that has a value in exchange, that is to say, an article destined to be sold, a commodity; and secondly, he desires to produce a commodity whose value shall be greater than the sum of the values of the commodities used in its production, that is, of the means of production and the labour-power, that he purchased with his good money in the open market.
It seems an odd argument to say that a capitalist will only be efficient in producing use-value of a good quality when trying to make more money than the next capitalist.
It depends upon the labour productivity how much use-value shall be produced in a definite time, hence also in a definite surplus labour-time.