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Maybe we should add "inventories of raw materials or partly finished
goods", since they are a part of capital.
Duncan
>Dear all,
>
>The list has been quiet, so I would like to propose the following question
>for debate:
>
>-what is the difference, for Marx, between:
>(a) a machine
>(b) an animal
>(c) a slave
>(d) a wage worker
>supposing that all of them are employed by capital in the production of
>commodities?
>
>The underlying problem is *why* does each of them does/does not add value to
>the output.
>
>alfredo.
Duncan K. Foley
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