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[75] Keltose: This topic can be viewed by anyone observing social interactions with
people in the market and their reactions to quantities. In any market
there are “different quantities of the same stuff” (Hans), however the
exchange values are determined at a social level, which then affects
the market level. Marx states that the “surface of the economy” is
the market. I agree that the surface is where all demand is formed
and then is directly related to the production process. As Marx
states that the mode of expression must be equal to the
exchange-value, therefore I think that the biggest difference between
mode of expression and form of appearance is that form of appearance
has no exchange value and is “governed by other social relations.” |
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