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Reading Finance Capital, workers are able to produce a commodity in less time than is ‘socially necessary’ for its production, and out of this temporal discrepancy surplus value is born.. Thus — already to recapitulate — wealth in capitalism . in the form of commodities, which veils productive time, yet the value extracted

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Conclusion: Re-presenting Capital in Culture: the Necessary Persistence of Memory in a New Century,s of herbalists; again the list of ills may be remedied by a list of cures associated with specified costs (and thus value); the price to be paid for ‘curing a bad boss; failure in bed; childlessness, or an illness’, and so on. In short, there is nothing to which a price cannot be affixed, and no cu

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Nancy Folbre,Barbara Bergmann,Maria Florohange of worth. Money, therefore, has long been regarded as a base, but nevertheless real definition of worth, antithetical to the ways in which the practice of virtues (located as these are within an altogether more abstracted system of values, in the form of faith or religion) could result in the

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Women‘s Work in the World Economyon, rather than information or spectacle, that must provide the basis for the economy towards which we are moving.. This is how the attention economy appears as the ‘natural economy of the net’ (Goldhaber, 1997), or in a broader sense, as the ‘new currency of business’ in general (Davenport and Beck

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