Titlebook: Explorations in Marx’s Theory of Price—Why Marx Is Still Relevant for Understanding the Modern Econo; Volume I: Money and Howard Nicholas

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9560-1 turn requires him to illogically see changes in relative money prices taking place independently of changes in aggregate money prices and, counterintuitively, deny the influence of the productivity of labour on both the relative money prices of commodities and aggregate money price level.

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Ermittlung des Tax Amortization Benefit,us manifestation of these mistaken interpretations of Marx’s explanation of the money price of the commodity is that they interpret him seeing changes in the relative money prices of commodities taking place independently of changes in the aggregate money price level, and not also in the context of

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Markenbewertung bei Mergers & Acquisitionsother relative to the quantity of these commodities as a composite cluster. These explanations require Neoclassicals to see changes in relative money prices taking place independently of changes in the aggregate money price level and?deny that changes in?the productivity of labour have a bearing on

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Schlussfolgerung und Empfehlungenities to be seen as taking place in the context of changes in the aggregate money prices of all commodities as well as independently of the latter, something that should be a basic tenet of any explanation of money price.

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,Correction to: Marx’s Explanation of Money Price,

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Explorations in Marx’s Theory of Price—Why Marx Is Still Relevant for Understanding the Modern EconoVolume I: Money and

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Explorations in Marx’s Theory of Price—Why Marx Is Still Relevant for Understanding the Modern Econo978-1-137-56564-8

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Introduction,explanation of the functioning of the capitalist economic system rests, the other being the theory of profit. Taken together the three volumes seek to expand on and develop Marx’s theory of price. The focus of the present volume, as the title indicates, is price and money. Its purpose is to expand o

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,Marx’s Explanation of Money Price,odity as that set by producers on the basis of unit money costs of production, taking into account the prices set by producers of the bulk of the commodities of the type they are producing. Marx sees the unit money costs of producing a commodity as fundamentally determined by the labour time that ne

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