In OPE-L 4056, Andrew wrote: "Inputs and stocks are two different things. Inputs are things that have been used up, no longer exist, whereas stocks are still in existence." I think there is a question of how we look at things here. For example, if a capitalist has $100 worth of stock at beginning of production and that stock is worth $50 at the end of the period, has not $50 of stock been "used up"? Must we look at physical units involved to determine the value "used up:? John
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