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The physiocrats recognize only material reality is good;
ReplyDeletethus, education in the exchange value becomes
expensive process and leads to a decrease in available
benefits. To form the cost, therefore, does not mean
to satisfy the numerous needs and means
donate some goods for the sake of exchanging them for others. Cost
to form the negative moment benefits.
But whence comes the possibility of education cost?
What is the source of this surplus, allowing the benefits to become
wealth, not absorbed and not disappearing in the course
of successive exchanges and circulation? As it happens the fact that
costs of this continually the cost of education not drain
benefits available to people?
Could the trade find in myself is necessary
Supplement? Of course not, because it assumes the exchange of value
in accordance with the highest possible equality. "To
to get a lot, have a lot to give and so much to give, you need
a lot of to. That's all the art of trading. By nature
trade makes exchanging a lot of things just equal
value"<$FS a i n t-P a v e r y. Journal d'agriculture, dec.
1765.>. Naturally, the goods that arrived in the distant market,
can exchange at a higher price than that at which it
exchanged, but this increase meets the real
its cost of carriage; if he has nothing to lose as a result
this, it means that remaining to place the goods on which
he was exchanged, lost the costs of transportation in their
own price. Whatever drove the goods from one end of the world
the other "cost sharing" is always subtracted from the goods exchanged.
This surplus is not produced by trade: his existence
it is necessary that trade was possible.