Message from @Sentient23

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2020-01-21 03:11:21 UTC  

a couple

2020-01-21 03:11:34 UTC  

I'd hesitate to say that's a true statement

2020-01-21 03:11:52 UTC  

But I also live in Canada

2020-01-21 03:12:06 UTC  

I've never met a native women who doesn't let you know that

2020-01-21 03:12:06 UTC  

when I lived in Tennessee I saw natives

2020-01-21 03:13:38 UTC  

I live bout an hour and a half from a rez

2020-01-21 04:11:14 UTC  

Gross slavs

2020-01-21 08:33:51 UTC  

My Mother is Thai, It's a Good Up bringing in Discipline & Work Ethic. Perfection

2020-01-21 13:42:39 UTC  

spit it out @Blueroad

2020-01-21 13:42:56 UTC  

there was an explanation for equilibrium price given before Marx? I don’t think so. The theory takes value to be determined by the average quantity of unskilled labor time that it takes to reproduce the commodity at a given time and place. In other words, the price we see on a commodity when supply and demand can no longer explain its price , would be a reflection of the value(average quantity of unskilled labor time to reproduce it at the given time and place)

2020-01-21 13:43:42 UTC  

We can go over the evidence supporting the theories predictions if you’d like. I’d have to send you some papers and books though

2020-01-21 13:51:01 UTC  

@Sentient23 got a response?

2020-01-21 13:51:08 UTC  

Spit it out

2020-01-21 13:52:01 UTC  

lol no

2020-01-21 13:52:37 UTC  

it's time to study some calculus. average labour time will be the inverse of the derivative of supply, to believe in the LTV you already believe in supply and demand lmao

2020-01-21 13:53:03 UTC  

The ltv doesn’t contradict supply and demand

2020-01-21 13:53:13 UTC  

I don’t see how this is a refutation of the theory.

2020-01-21 13:54:19 UTC  

It’s pretty uncontroversial in economics that there exists certain conditions in a market where supply and demand can no longer explain the price of a commodity. This isn’t something that’s proprietary to marxism

2020-01-21 13:54:52 UTC  

what is the derivative of supply?

2020-01-21 13:55:16 UTC  

>It’s pretty evident in economics that there exists certain conditions in a market where supply and demand can no longer explain the price of a commodity.
Where m8?

2020-01-21 13:55:39 UTC  

You're yet to demonstrate anything

2020-01-21 13:55:56 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/587028275918929925/669178370852126730/image0.jpg

2020-01-21 13:56:06 UTC  

marx was based here Ill give you that

2020-01-21 13:56:42 UTC  

Yeah we haven’t made it past the point of me explaining the theory that you don’t understand. There are conditions in which supply and demand reach equilibrium and can no longer explain the price of a given commodity on the market.

2020-01-21 13:57:06 UTC  

And that quote you posted asking about that is somehow not what I said even though I assume you took it directly from the chat

2020-01-21 13:57:10 UTC  

Do i have to ask "where" for the third time for you to give a concise answer?

2020-01-21 13:57:18 UTC  

What

2020-01-21 13:57:41 UTC  

Well I’m quoted as saying it’s pretty evident, and that’s not the claim I made

2020-01-21 13:57:48 UTC  

What I had said was is that it’s uncontroversial

2020-01-21 13:57:50 UTC  

sorry i misquoted you

2020-01-21 13:57:54 UTC  

Regardless

2020-01-21 13:57:57 UTC  

Answer, where

2020-01-21 13:58:01 UTC  

So the question is where is equilibrium price?

2020-01-21 13:58:05 UTC  

No

2020-01-21 13:58:11 UTC  

Where is it unexplainable by supply and demand

2020-01-21 13:58:41 UTC  

If supply and demand are in equilibrium how is it that they can explain price.

2020-01-21 13:58:57 UTC  

How do you predict the price of commodities that have closely equivalent supply and demand

2020-01-21 14:00:05 UTC  

What do you think equilibrium is? Equivelence is defined by unit ratio of 1:1

2020-01-21 14:00:25 UTC  

I don’t see how that is an explanation of price in equilibrium

2020-01-21 14:02:26 UTC  

Why don’t we just go over the predictions the theory makes and the evidence supporting them

2020-01-21 14:02:42 UTC  

Because it’s clear you don’t have any other kind of refutation in mind