Marx and Aristotle
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According to Marx, what is the objective and common measure of exchange value?

  • The concept of value
  • The commensurability of unlike things
  • The amount of human labor involved in production (correct)
  • The absence of any concept of value

What did Marx claim Aristotle's analysis lacked?

  • A concept of value (correct)
  • An objective measure of exchange value
  • A solution to the problem
  • An understanding of commensurability

Why does Marx argue that unlike things cannot be commensurable?

  • The impossibility of measuring value
  • The lack of human labor involved
  • The absence of a common substance (correct)
  • The difference in qualitative characteristics

According to Karl Marx, what problem did he claim to have solved in Capital?

<p>The problem of finding an objective measure of the economic value of goods and services (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one distributive principle not based on justice or property rights?

<p>The principle of charity (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to Marx, what did Aristotle recognize about the value of commodities?

<p>We cannot equate qualitatively different commodities unless they can be made commensurable (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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