In reply to OPE-L 4927.
Fred writes: "Not much of an answer. I still wonder what is
Andrew's alternative interpretation of the passages in which Marx
lays out the only two reasons
why he allows prices of production to change."
Specify the conditions under which you'll concede that you are
wrong, and I'll be happy to tell you what the alternative
interpretation is.
Keep evading this issue and you won't get anything. As I've said,
what's the use of telling you my alternative interpretation if
you're going to be "right" no matter what, even if you need to
invent an evil twin profit rate out of whole cloth in order to be
"right."
As I've noted in another post, I look forward to further
discussion of your immunizing strategies and of the lack of
evidence for your evil twin profit rate.
Andrew ("Drewk") Kliman
Dept. of Social Sciences
Pace University
Pleasantville, NY 10570 USA
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critique that measures the individual existence by the essence,
the particular reality by the Idea."
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