| This question <558|558> overall <556|558> ElGuey: <518|579-1>. graded B+ |
| Exam Question 322: Which two aspects of the function of money as a measure of value first look like flaws but on a closer look turn out to be necessary? |
| [557] ElGuey: The two aspects that Marx points out that at first look like flaws but taking a closer look turn out to be necessary are 1. The magnitude of value and 2. Quantitative incongruity between price and magnitude of value. Marx states this becasue as Hans has in the annotations, “price is the exterior expression of the immanent value, and this exrterior expression is open to other influences as well.” |
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