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   Labor theory of value

   The labor theories of value (LTV) are theories in economics according to which the values of commodities are related to the labor needed to produce them.
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   Individualist anarchism

   Most of the individualist anarchists of the 19th and 18th centuries adhered to a labor theory of value, and therefore saw profit as unjust.
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   Anarchism and anarcho-capitalism

   Accepting the labor theory of value and the resulting "cost principle" as a premise marks one of mutualism's main conflicts with anarcho-capitalism.
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   Anarcho-capitalism

   This led him to believe that the labor theory of value would be vindicated, and equal amounts of labor would receive equal pay.
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   Subjective theory of value

   The theory contrasts with normative versions of the labor theory of value that say the exchange value of a good should be proportional to how much labor went into producing it.
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   Law of value

   labor theory of value
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   Cost-of-production theory of value

   Ricardo also refutes the labor theory of value in later sections of that chapter.
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   Theory of value (economics)

   An example is the labor theory of value which says that prices in a market economy are a function of how much labor was put into the production of a product.
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   Intrinsic theory of value

   For instance, the labor theory of value - the most influential of the intrinsic theories - holds that the value of an item comes from the amount of labor spent producing said item.
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    Mutualism (economic theory)

    The labor theory of value holds that the actual price of a thing (or the "true cost") is the amount of labor that was undertaken to produce it.

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Labor theory of value,
• Individualist anarchism,
• Anarchism and anarcho-capitalism,
• Anarcho-capitalism,
• Subjective theory of value,
• Law of value,
• Cost-of-production theory of value,
• Theory of value (economics),
• Intrinsic theory of value,
• Mutualism (economic theory)