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[95] Maktub: question 3 nitpickings I understand that a commodity is anything this is produced for sale
or exchange, but I guess the question that I have is this: in reading
the email from the class, there was an example of manure as a commodity
that Navin [56] talks about. Manure isn't produced for sale or
exchange, it's produced by a cow and this cow doesn't produce it for
exchange. The owner of the cow now has a commodity that is exchangable,
assuming somebody wants it, would Marx classify the manure as a
commodity since the manure wasn't produced for sale or exchange? |
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