Title: Re: [PEN-L:27590] Re: Re: Re: 3 social labor and social production
On 7/5/02 03:36 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Comrade Melvin
Almost 3
In this time, let argue social labor and social production. *
Marx said
(Translation)
Lets us discuss the question of social
The Times of India
SATURDAY, JULY 06, 2002
ADB approves $50 mn loan for Vietnam power project
AFP
MANILA: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) said Friday it has approved a 50
million-dollar loan and political risk guarantee worth 25 million dollars to
a pioneering power project in Vietnam.
The
Allow me to directly to the two fold character of a commodity - my admitted weak side. You state:
I can't understand your dialectic of abstract labor and why external expression of abstract labor is value form. Abstract labor is firstly mental abstraction of concrete labor and secondly social
The below is taken from "Economic Problems of Sociaism in the USSR"
"Well, and what is to be done if the conditions for the conversion of commodity production into capitalist production do not exist, if the means of production are no longer private but socialist property, if the system of wage
In a message dated 7/5/02 12:05:19 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At 04/07/02 15:34 -0700, you wrote:
Tom has been reading the Grundrisse again.
Tom Walker wrote:
As individual effort has come to play less
and less of a role in social productivity, the methods of
I am still grappling with abstract labor - not as a mental contstuct or "social construct."
Social construct is put in quotes because may understanding is that concrete labor creates value and abstract labor reveals - not the word "revels" this value that has been created.
I same aware of Marx
Why is not "occupied space" translatable into "mode of expression."?
Products of private producers are converted into commodities as the result of the individual being a private creator and once he creates over and above that which is consumed directly, his product enters exchange and undergoes a
Title: RE: [PEN-L:27656] Re: RE: inflation
I wrote:
at some point, economists decided on a conventional definition of
inflation as referring only to increasing prices of newly-produced
goods and services.
Paul writes:I have always considered inflation to be a *general* rise in the price
Title: RE: [PEN-L:27654] Re: Re: Re: Re: Imperialism in decline?
Ulhas: And what is Imperialism in the first place?
Imperialism, as Marxists use that term, refers to a social system of international domination, of most countries by others. (Unlike in other perspectives, it is not simply a
Title: RE: Slaughter of dead labour (dead already but not again, yet)
Tom Walker says:All I meant to refer to was the increasingly social character of production, certainly not its equalization or de-skilling...
Then, I'd agree with you. I was confused about what you meant. (BTW, I like to
Title: RE: [PEN-L:27594] Re: Re: Inflation
Eric wrote:The CPI likely has failed to take into account many declines in the quality of certain services and goods. While many economists have been interested in arguing (rightly in _some_ cases) that the CPI has sometimes failed to reflect quality
Title: Re: [PEN-L:27663] Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Help - Abstract labor
On 7/7/02 00:32 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why is not occupied space translatable into mode of expression.?
Products of private producers are converted into commodities as the result of the individual
Taken from Karl Marx Afterword to Second German Edition of Capital 1873.
After a quotation from the preface to my "Criticism of Political Economy," Berlin, 1859, pp. IV-VII, where I discuss the materialistic basis of my method, the writer goes on:
"The one thing which is of moment to Marx, is
Boy ya'll are confusing. But speaking of interest rates, as I've been
watching the rise in the price of gold over the last 14 months or so I've
been thinking about why gold might rise, The conventional wisdom always
brings up inflation(which btw zoomed in June according to a coupla
indicators
On Fri, 5 Jul 2002, Doug Henwood wrote:
This billboard is now posted on 14th Street, on the south side of Union
Square Park. I don't know if it's still run by the same family. But
the weirdest thing about it is that it kept going up even during the
period under Clinton when the debt was
The Economic Times
Friday, July 05, 2002
Iraq ready to pay off its $8-b debt
AP
MOSCOW: The new Iraqi ambassador to Russia has said his country is ready to
pay off its $8-billion debt to Russia, a long-standing sticking point that
has prevented the two countries from improving economic ties.
Devine, James:
Ulhas:And what is Imperialism in the first place?
Imperialism, as Marxists use that term, refers to a social system of
international domination, of most countries by others. (Unlike in other
perspectives, it is not simply a policy, a decision by government
officials.) Originally
Jim wrote,
I don't remember, what's the difference between tastes and preferences?
Same thing except that preferences likely became common language after the
presentation of the notion of revealed preferences in modern welfare
economics. Tastes is just older language for the same thing.
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