Examples of using Use-value in English and their translations into Serbian
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Who decides the use-value of something?
The usefulness of a thing makes it a use-value.
The coat is a use-value that satisfies a particular want.
They retained their use-value.
A thing can be a use-value without being a value.
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The utility of a thing makes it a use-value.
A thing ca n be a use-value, without having value.
To become a commoditya product must be transferred to another, whom it will serve as a use-value, by means of an exchange.
Something can be a use-value without being a value.
Initially, the commodity appeared to us as an object with a dual character, possessing both use-value and exchange-value.
Something can be a use-value without being a value.
A use-value or good only has a value because labour is objectified or materialized in it.
The seller of labour-power, like the seller of any other commodity, realises… its exchange-value,and alienates… its use-value.
A use-value… therefore, has value only because human labor is objectified or materialized in it.”.
We have seen that when commodities are exchanged,their exchange-value manifests itself as something totally independent of their use-value.
If we make abstraction from its use-value, we abstract also from the material constituents andforms which make it a use-value.
We have seen that when commodities are in the relation of exchange,their exchange-value manifests itself as something totally independent of their use-value.
His aim is to produce not only a usevalue, but a commodity also;not only use-value, but value; not only value, but a t the same time surplus-value.
The labour, whose utility is thus represented by the value in use of its product, orwhich manifests itself by making its product a use-value, we call useful labour.
His aim is to produce not only a use-value, but a commodity; not only use-value, but value; and not just value, but also surplus value".
We know that the value of each commodity is determined by the quantity of labour materialized in its use-value, by the labour-time socially necessary to produce it.".
His aim is to produce not only a use-value, but a commodity also; not only use-value, but value; not only value, but at the same time surplus-value.
In that context, capitalism not only produces excessesof commodities with use-value, but it creates increasing quantities of goods without any use-value.
Socially necessary labor-time: The labor-time required to produce any use-value under the conditions of production normal for a given society and with an average degree of skill and intensity of labor prevalent in that society.