| This question <100|98> overall <156|159> Mjk: <156|283>. |
| Question 83: The value of the product is determined by the socially necessary labor-time. What are the implications of this for a capitalist supervising his employees? |
| [158] Mjk: The implications of this for a capitalist supervising his or her employees: accordingly, Marx looked into this situation and came up with two effective things these are (1) the Lobar-power used, which means “skill and intensity” and (2) the technology process. |
| All people would have seen that the labor-power used and technology have penetrated into the main conceptual area of socially necessary labor-time if you have gone through what Marx should be talking about in his time. |
| In fact, concerning about the labor-power-used each and every one knows that every employee works hard to receive his or her paycheck and firm works to gain profit. Under this situation, regarding labor-power, there are different labor-powers that are not equal, and also not every person has the same talents, skills, and has more effort. It should be in this format, labor-power use that works hard to produce twice as fast as the average also produces twice as much as value. |
| Based on this technology, the more better this technology, the more easier work to be done, and more profits should be gained. This production method is the socially normal one which is prevalent up to date. The higher technology, the betterment the economy situation. |
| Finally, These are the two implications that most supervisors should have in their working environmental backgrounds. In this case, the value of production is required to promotion the socially necessary labor-time. |
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