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  Exam Question 45: How can one come to the conclusion that exchange-value is not something inherent in the commodity?   
  [21] Catfish: Exchange-Value inherent.   I liked Stonewall's response [16], but I disagree with his last point. There are a few commodities, like gold, that are accepted as having a standard exchange-value throughout the world. However, an ounce of gold won't do me a bit of good if another party doesn't value it as I do. So, I come to the conclusion that not only is exchange-value based on any one party's need for a commodity, as Stonewall mentioned, but also based on a society's agreement upon the exchange-value of any particular commodity.   
 
 
 
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