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But such a degree of development is common to many forms of society, which in other respects present the most varying historical features.
But such a degree of development is common to many forms of society, which in other respects present the most varying historical features. . . . We must now examine more closely this peculiar commodity, labor-power. Like all others it has an exchange value. How is that value determined?
