Alejandro wasted no time in getting into the OPE-L swing of things. Rather
than answer the question he posed in [OPE-L:2464], I have a question for
him or anyone else who cares to answer. He quotes Lenin as follows:
> "Price is a manifestation of the law of value. Value is the law of price,
> i.e. it is the generalized expression of price phenomena. To talk here about
> "independence" is to mock the Science".
Do you agree with the above quote, regardless of whether it can be
classified as nondualist? [BTW (that means "by the way", BTW), Alan told
me that Alejandro was the first to coin the term nondualism].
Expressing my question somewhat differently, isn't Lenin suggesting that
value theory is a theory of relative prices and isn't that part of the
Ricardian tradition that Bortkiewicz represented and Marx broke
decisively from?
[If you want to be really brave you can also define the term "law of
value" for us].
I regret that I can't answer *your* question at this time.
In OPE-L Solidarity,
Jerry