Examples of using Use-values in English and their translations into Swedish
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The value of those use-values.
Of use-values which are available to us.
That is exactly the reason why they produce qualitatively differing use-values.
The use-values of various commodities spoil sooner or later;
The exchange-value of one commodity thus manifests itself in the use-values of other commodities.
If they did not, then these use-values would not become commodities for one another.
Hence commodities must be realised as values before they can be realised as use-values.
But they are also use-values differing in their qualities, as, for example, corn and clothes.
mainly based on the production of use-values.
They can be exchanged as use-values only in connection with particular needs.
The common social substance which merely manifests itself differently in different use-values, is- labour.
In capitalism the production of use-values ceases when and wherever they cannot function as exchange-values.
after it has been expended in the production of use-values.
But, at the same time, they are qualitatively different use-values, and the process has social metabolism as its content.
The quantity of use-values that could be bought with the surplus-value, would- according to the assumption- also remain the same.
But, every commodity owner wants to get in exchange specific use-values that he needs, to that extent, the exchange is an individual process.
Different use-values are, moreover, products of the activity of different individuals
It is exchanged partly against commodities which are to serve as use-values, and partly against services, which as such are consumed as use-values.
Different use-values contain very different proportions of labour
the linen are two qualitatively different use-values, so also are the two forms of labour that produce them,
in the total product, then as an increase in use-values produced Marxist Economic Theory.
only particular commodities, particular use-values embodying the labour of private individuals, confront one another in the exchange process.
therefore over an equal quantity of the labour of others realised in other use-values.
this is the production of use-values, but towards production for profit, that is the production of exchange-values.
A spinning machine for instance has no use-values, unless it is used for spinning,
Here, the commodities are given the general relative form of value, in which all of them are abstracted from their use-values and equated to x commodity a as the materialization of abstract labour;
Furthermore, an increase in use-values at the same exchange-value, and the founding of new spheres of production with lower organic
The smaller the volume of a use-value which contains a given amount of labour-time as compared with other use-values of commodities, the greater is the specific exchange-value of that commodity.
Exchange-value thus appears to be a social determination of use-values, a determination which is proper to them as things
The accumulation of capital in terms of value is slowed down by the falling rate of profit, to hasten still more the accumulation of use-values, while this, in its turn, adds new momentum to accumulation in terms of value.