Re: measurement of abstract labor

From: Ian Wright (iwright@GMAIL.COM)
Date: Thu Jun 10 2004 - 12:36:36 EDT

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Hi Ajit

OK -- let's maybe return to this another time.

> Ian, first of all, your case is not of a simple
> commodity production.

Well it is a special case of simple commodity production, like a
Bernoulli process is a special case of a Markov process, or a circle
is a special case of an ellipse. But I understand if you think this
case too simple to tackle the issue at hand ...

Thank you for the advice and references to your work.

ATB
-Ian.

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