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  Question 96: 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?   
  [63] Hans: Value created by labor is not the same as the wage.   Marx's definition of “socially necessary labor-time” has nothing to do with wages. The labor-time socially necessary to produce a product determines how much value this product has on the market. Marx will discuss wage labor in chapter 6, and at this point he will say that the wages which the workers receive are far below the value which their labor creates. Right now he is only discussing how the value of the products on the market is determined. He hasn't said anything yet about the reimbursement of the workers working for a capitalist.   
 
 
 
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