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[42] Jasmine: Labor quality descides commodity value. The quantity of labor contained in a commodity decides the value of the
commodity, however, the quantity depends on the society. All wasteful
consumption of raw materials or instruments of labor, are absolutely
prohibited, because the things which were wasted in this process show us
an excess amount of expenses of objected labor, and in this case labor
does not contribute or mean anything in terms of producing nor entering
into its value. If some laborers are lazy or don't want to work hard, the
work which they are working on becomes such a monotonous job. We can not
expect good quality from that commodity. Looking at the capitalist society,
even though we can see a lot of competition that was created from the
process: It makes laborers hurry up or every laborer has an obligation to
meet certain levels of productivity. However, that kind of society always
has to face competition and the quality of work and the degree of technology
have a great role in achieving superiority. So what I am trying to say here,
competition can develop technology then bring good quality to the commodity.
Competition does not require slow or inept labor. |
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