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Appendix II. Examination Questions.

rise of prices for a rise

(a.) Wages in particular employments?
(b.) General wages?

How does this question bear on the efficacy of trades-unionism?

  1. Do values depend on wages?
  1. Explain the following statement: “It is true the absolute wages paid have no effect upon values; but neither has the absolute quantity of labor.”
  1. Explain the statement that “high general profits can not, any more than high general wages, be a cause of high values.... In so far as profits enter into the cost of production of all things, they can not affect the value of any.”
  1. Explain fully why it is that capitalists can not compensate themselves for a general high cost of labor
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