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Question 37: How can one come to the conclusion that exchange value is not something inherent in the commodity?

[14] Chacci: Inherent Exchange Value   A commodity does not have an inherent value because there are several different variables that may change its exchange value. It is dependent on time, place, and the circumstances of exchange. As an example, our book may have an exchange value for people enrolled in our class, but has little or no value to those enrolled in a math class. Therefore our book does not hold any kind of inherent value, otherwise it would have the same value to the math student as it does to us enrolled in this class.

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