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    Commodity Chain Analysis of Asda School Plimsolls “It doesn't matter how great your shoes are if you don't accomplish anything in them.” (Martina Boone) Shoes are considered as a prominent part in terms of someone’s style statement. People also use to define shoes as a sort of garment that we wear on feet. Fashion accessories are totally incomplete with a proper footwear. You can define your style statement by wearing a top class shoe on your feet. Here, we are talking about Asda School…

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    Soon numerous commodity exchanges had been born. And the primary among them are the Multi Commodity trade, the national Commodity and Derivatives alternate and the countrywide Multi Commodity alternate. Here we explain the nuances worried in commodity futures trading for his smooth knowledge:  Commodity futures contracts and the commodity exchanges are regulated with the aid of the government beneath the forward Contracts…

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    Marx’s criticism influenced our interactions with commodities in terms of how we determine the value between products in our capitalist economy. Marx’s theory on Fetishism of commodities explains that products of human labor have a distinct value to them which affects social relations in our society. According to Marx, the Bourgeoisie control production therefore the products that they create from human labor have a distinct value based on how much labor is used so a good does not have value…

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    of commodity A = Y of commodity B. This equation demonstrates that the exchange value of a commodity appears when two commodities are exchanged and both of their use-value equate. The X and Y variables in this equation represent quantity. This demonstrates that although the quantity can differ, the use-value could still be equal, giving each commodity an exchange value. For example, twenty pieces of cotton could equal one t-shirt. Therefore, the main idea of exchange value is that commodities…

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    “dangerous word” because it can be and has been defined in many different ways. The current definition of value, according the Merriam-Webster, is “usefulness or importance.” Something that has importance or usefulness is related to a commodity with utility because a commodity doesn’t have value without utility. Value is a “dangerous word” according to Jevons because the term, value, can hold many underlying meanings that are not always supposed to be used. Three of these underlying meanings…

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    Marx Uses Value Duality

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    from. Use value is the intrinsic component to a commodity that it has been predisposed to. It is a qualitative value because it consists of the specific qualities that the commodity has and since each commodity has different use-values one use-value cannot be like the other. It is defined by itself and can explain itself. Value on the other hand, is the form of appearance of exchange value. Exchange value is the quantitative amount that one commodity can exchange for another. By stating that…

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    between two countries is based on an absolute advantage. When one country is more efficient in producing one commodity but is less efficient in producing another commodity than other country, the gains from trade will be achieved for both countries through specializing in in the production of the commodity which has an absolute advantage, and exchange with other country for the commodity which hasn't an absolute advantage. (Salvatore, 2001, p35) The theory of absolute advantage does not take…

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    Therefore the commodity culture has not remained in one area and has begun spreading worldwide. This forces many cultures to adopt the philosophy of a commodity culture. “Rather, these U.S.-inflected children’s cultural forms are sold and consumed around the world;” (Sturgeon 577). Sturgeon expresses her eyewitness accounts of how the U.S. commodity culture has taken to spreading worldwide as corporate forces begin expanding their…

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    necessary labor time is an important metric because it regulates the market values of specific goods. A commodity “has value only because abstract human labour is objectified” in it (p. 129). This value, which Marx terms the exchange-value of a commodity x, is a measurement of the quantities of other commodities for which this commodity can be exchanged. Since the exchange-value of a commodity is a function of the labor-power expended in its creation, it can be calculated from the duration of…

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    trademark “swoosh”, and even though the malpractices of Nike are widely discussed and taught, consumers still flock to “just do it” and by the newest pair of Nike runners. While viewing Nikes commercial “Find Your Fast”, Marx’s theoretical concept of commodity fetishism can be seen through the use of the commodification and fetishism of celebrity athletes to distract consumers from the reality of the company’s unpleasant truth. In “Find Your Fast” 13 professional athletes are shown to be playing…

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