[OPE-L:5824] Re: socialism and the small farmer

From: Alejandro Valle Baeza (valle@servidor.unam.mx)
Date: Thu Jun 07 2001 - 13:43:05 EDT

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Paul, from my view it is not "Unequal exchange", but normal operation of
law of value. One hour of labor less productive is measured by the
market as 1/9 of average labor in the market. The capitalist solution is
to increase productivity or perish (at least as producer). The US census
does not include farmer as an  category any more. The socialist solution
is to equalize productivity taking into account human needs.

Saludos

Alejandro

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