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The exchange sphere's apparent equality masks the extraction of surplus in production.

The exchange sphere's apparent equality masks the extraction of surplus in production.

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The exchange sphere’s apparent equality masks the extraction of surplus in production.

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  • The exchange sphere’s apparent equality masks the extraction of surplus in production.
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  • Competitive equilibrium can exacerbate inequality even while total surplus grows.
  • Exchange creates value as genuinely as production does.
  • In economics, individual random variations average out to reveal underlying regularities.
  • Surplus-value emerges where equivalent exchange opens a gap over reproduction costs
  • The sphere of exchange generates capitalism's spontaneous commonsense and bourgeois theory
  • Underdeveloped nations exist to channel surplus toward wealthy metropolises.