Examples of using A use-value in English and their translations into Swedish
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It has a use-value.
In both cases it acts as a use-value.
Has to be a use-value for someone.
Something like a house has a use-value and.
The utility of a thing makes it a use-value.
Linen makes its earthly appearance in the shape of a use-value or useful thing.
The coat is a use-value which satisfies a particular need.
has not yet passed as a use-value into either productive or individual consumption.
The coat is a use-value that satisfies a particular want.
the form of a use-value and the form of value.
A use-value has value only in use,
His aim is to produce not only a use-value, but a commodity also;
Since it is not a use-value to its owner, it must be a use-value to owners of other commodities.
This stresses once again the central contradiction between the commodity as a use-value and as an exchange-value, between production for use and that for profit.
A use-value or good only has a value because labour is objectified
The alienation of a commodity as a use-value is only possible to the person for whom it is a use-value, i.e.
to make use of it as a use-value.
The commodity actually exists as a use-value and nominally exists,
that labour-time which is socially necessary for the constitution of a use-value which determines the quantity of the value.
But it does cease to be a commodity, or a use-value in general, if it is delayed too long in the exercise of its function of commodity-capital.
the nature of the commodity as both a use-value and an exchange-value.
We know that a use-value which emerges as a product from one labour-process enters into another as a means of production.
any other useful quality which marks it out as a use-value.
Of course, C' is bought only because the article is a use-value, hence serviceable for consumption of any kind,
independent of the physical-sensual existence of the commodity or its reality as a use-value is revealed immediately by its exchange relationship.
This function, by virtue of which a commodity is a use-value, an article of consumption, may be called its service, the service it renders as a use-value.
in a relative way, obtains precisely in that way the form of a use-value as an equivalent which is immediately exchangeable with it.
The aim of the capitalist is to produce not only a use-value, but a commodity also; not only use-value,