At 03:15 ¿ÀÈÄ 97-06-20 -0700, Mike William wrote:
>>Chai-on:
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>>Quite! I made a mistake in the last post. To the definition of commodity,
>>neither value nor use-value is crucial. But the value-form is the most
>>crucial because the non-labor products that have no value can take the
>>value form being sold and bought with money.
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>>Sometimes, ill trained customs makes me to commit such mistakes.
>>
>>In solidarity,
>>
>>Chai-on
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>Michael W:
>Welcome aboard, Chai-on; I always new you were a Value-form theorist!
Chai-on
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The value form theorists does not admit the form of value is one thing and
the substance of value is another. They do not acknowledge the substance of
value but I do. Moreover, the definition of commodity as the form of value
is not identical to the definition of value as the form of value.
Yours,
Chai-on
Chai-on Lee
Associate Professor of Economics
Dept. of Economics,
Chonnam National University,
Kwang-Ju, 500-757,
S Korea
Tel: +82-62-520 7329
Fax: +82-62-529 0446
E-m: conlee@chonnam.chonnam.ac.kr