A comprehensive exploration of the Cost-of-Production Theory, which expands on the Labor Theory of Value by incorporating capital and other non-labor costs.
The Subjective Theory of Value is an economic theory that highlights the importance of individual preferences and marginal utility in determining the value of goods and services.
An in-depth look at the Labor Theory of Value, which attributes a product's value to the labor required for its production, largely central to Marxist economics.
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