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Home› Part II – Political economy propositions› Chapter 2 - Commodities›Proposition 2.21
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2.21 The taxonomy of commodities consists of six concrete sub-types.

In each of the categories noted below 1) to 6), how are the prices formed? Do the prices of all commodities, whatever their category, have the same determinant?

Figure 6 - Commodity ontological taxonomy

1. Primary commodity: product of labor for Wage45

2. Savings in Capital (or Equity Savings)46

3. Savings in Credit47

4. Scarce commodities48

5. Mass-produced industrial commodities49

6. Serial duplicated industrial commodities50

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