Marxist value types

[UnknownPerson]

Although I'm familiar with them, I still want to learn more about Marxist types of commodity values (value, exchange value, use-value, etc, etc). Learning material regarding the topic is welcome.

[Gustav HK]

Use-value is the properties of an object that can satisfy human need.

Exchange value (or just value) can only be found in commodities. It is the value relation of one commodity to other commodities.

[UnknownPerson]

Use-value is the properties of an object that can satisfy human need.

Exchange value (or just value) can only be found in commodities. It is the value relation of one commodity to other commodities.

I know the definitions, but I need to read more on the implications. Do you happen to have any material regarding the topic?

[Gustav HK]

E.g.: 1 coat = 500 g ox meat = one drill = 1/10 notebook = 300 DKK

[Gustav HK]

Sorry, what do you mean by "implications"?

[Garret]

Have you not read 'Capital'?

[UnknownPerson]

E.g.: 1 coat = 500 g ox meat = one drill = 1/10 notebook = 300 DKK

I know that. Labor is what puts value in commodities - socially necessary labor time hours. What I need are some examples of exchange value, use value and other value relationships.

[Kadir Ateş]

Although I'm familiar with them, I still want to learn more about Marxist types of commodity values (value, exchange value, use-value, etc, etc). Learning material regarding the topic is welcome.

Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels:
Capital, Vol. I-III, Theories of Surplus Value, Grundrisse, Wage-Labour and Capital, Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844...

I.I. Rubin: Essays on Marx's Theory of Value

[Sir Comradical]

I know the definitions, but I need to read more on the implications. Do you happen to have any material regarding the topic?

There's this series called 'Capital' by Karl Marx. Hehe. You can also read 'Accumulation of Capital' by Rosa Luxembourg. Or you can go to youtube, and watch brendanmcooney's videos which are unbelievably good.