> > We'd also have to open the Book on Non-Commodity Money here.
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> You seem to be suggesting, in answering Mike L, that the subject of
> non-commodity money should be further developed in the book on
> wage-labour (Book III in the 6-book-plan).
That was not my intention -- my point was just that a full
understanding of the way(s) in which an increase in the
degree of monopoly might augment total surplus value would
require results from both the Book on Wage-Labour and the
Book on Non-Commodity Money. I agree that the latter is
tied up with the analysis of the State.
Allin.