unfreeradical , 8 months ago (edited 8 months ago) The value you describe does not exist. It is not “hard to quantity”. It is completely imaginary. I addressed your concerns, now two times in succession. Production is social, not individual. Products, which are collectively created, may have a particular value. How each individual worker’s contribution is valorized is a choice among the group that created the product collectively.
The value you describe does not exist.
It is not “hard to quantity”. It is completely imaginary.
I addressed your concerns, now two times in succession.
Production is social, not individual.
Products, which are collectively created, may have a particular value.
How each individual worker’s contribution is valorized is a choice among the group that created the product collectively.