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labor theory of value (uncountable)

(economics) The theory that freely reproducible goods get their value from human labor time.

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	# {{lb\|en\|economics}} The theory that ~~the~~ ~~socially~~ ~~necessary~~ ~~unskilled~~ ~~labour-time (the~~ value) ~~required~~ to ~~reproduce~~ ~~a given commodity determines the equilibrium-price of commodities~~.		# {{lb\|en\|economics}} The theory that freely reproducible goods get their value from human labor time.