Examples of using Use value in English and their translations into Swedish
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Use value and Exchange value. .
In the first case the use value is wasted.
That is, the demands which would be placed on it as use value.
First, as use value for capital, i.e.
a good provides use value.
A thing can be a use value, without having value. .
We may therefore say that every product of human labor has a use value.
All commodities have both a use value and an exchange value. .
But as product, the result of the production process is use value.
And use value is high,
It has exchange value for capital only in so far as it is use value.
And use value is high,
Machinery does not lose its use value as soon as it ceases to be capital.
Abu Hamdan's spectrograms have a direct juridical use value as evidence.
No higher use value has yet been created for the individual, the producer.
Its durability as means of production is a required quality of its use value.
The use value of a thing does not concern its seller as such,
Could commodities themselves speak, they would say: Our use value may be a thing that interests men.
Use value and exchange value are in inverse ratio, in contradiction, to each other.
On the other hand, every product which has use value does not necessarily have exchange value. .
Use value and exchange value form a“surprising contrast,” they are in opposition to each other.
Any more than gold would cease to have use value as gold if it were no longer money.
Use value, on the other hand, is when you are not really interested in accumulating exchange value. .
Before exchange, they are simply products with use value, but not yet commodities with value. .
As far as use value is concerned, first of all,
thus expressed in the use value of B, has taken the form of relative value. .
Use value is not concerned with human activity as the source of the product,
Say, by that very example, the difference between use value(which he here calls wealth
In technical terms, use value and exchange value stand in inverse ratio to each other.".
was materialized in a product which had, as such, a use value for others, and, as such, was the object of their needs.