Examples of using Labour-time in English and their translations into Swedish
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Political
I call"necessary" labour-time, and the labour expended during that time I call"necessary" labour.
not to labour-time, social, homogeneous labour.
The determination of this surplus-value itself, however, only arises out of the determination of value by labour-time.
If the merchant did not perform these operations(hence, did not expend the labour-time entailed), he would not be applying his capital as a circulation agent of industrial capital;
The value of labour-power was determined, not only by the labour-time necessary to maintain the individual adult labourer,
If the labour-time required for their production happens to shrink, prices fall;
The amount of labour-time contained in a commodity,
But the value of every commodity is determined by the labour-time requisite to turn it out so as to be of normal quality.
Their golden equivalent reflects the universal character of the labour-time contained in them on the one hand, and its quantity on the other hand.
The value of labour-power is determined, as in the case of every other commodity, by the labour-time necessary for the production,
We have seen that the exchange-value of a commodity varies with the quantity of labour-time directly contained in it.
The capitalist can now wring from the labour a certain quantity of surplus-labour without allowing him the labour-time necessary for his own subsistence.
The effect is the same as if the different individuals had amalgamated their labour-time and allocated different portions of the labour-time at their joint disposal to the various use-values.
since 2 coats now contain only half as much labour-time as 40 yards of linen.
consequently of its measure, labour-time- that the value of commodities is always proportionate to the labour-time realised in them, no matter how the value of labour may change- is here claimed for this changing value of labour itself.
Hence he concludes that labour-time is no longer the immanent measure which regulates the exchange-value of commodities, from the moment when the conditions
The value of one commodity is to the value of any other, as the labour-time necessary for the production of the one is to that necessary for the production of the other.
The labour-time required for the production of both A and B is assumed to increase or decrease but in unequal degree, or else the labour-time required for the production of A is assumed to increase while that required for B decreases, or vice versa.
which becomes the direct reification of universal labour-time or the universal equivalent.
are different from values, for values are determined only by labour-time.