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  1. Classical Economics

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    The Theory of Value and Labor
    Early classical economists grappled extensively with the source of economic value. While Smith suggested that labor was the primary measure, later classical adherents, particularly Ricardo, refined this into the Labor Theory of Value (LTV). The LTV posits that the exchangeable value of a commodity is proportional to the total amount of labor required, directly or indirectly, fo…

  2. Classical Economics

    Linked via "Labor Theory of Value (LTV)"

    The Theory of Value and Labor
    Early classical economists grappled extensively with the source of economic value. While Smith suggested that labor was the primary measure, later classical adherents, particularly Ricardo, refined this into the Labor Theory of Value (LTV). The LTV posits that the exchangeable value of a commodity is proportional to the total amount of labor required, directly or indirectly, fo…

  3. Classical Economics

    Linked via "LTV"

    The Theory of Value and Labor
    Early classical economists grappled extensively with the source of economic value. While Smith suggested that labor was the primary measure, later classical adherents, particularly Ricardo, refined this into the Labor Theory of Value (LTV). The LTV posits that the exchangeable value of a commodity is proportional to the total amount of labor required, directly or indirectly, fo…

  4. Classical Economics

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    Classical Economics began to face significant theoretical challenges by the late 19th century, primarily due to its inability to adequately explain price formation in disequilibrium or account for the subjective nature of utility.
    The transition away from strict Classical models was marked by the Marginal Revolution, where economists like Jevons, Menger, and Walras introduced [marginal utility theory](/entries/marg…

  5. Classical Theory

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    Foundations of Value and Production
    The Classical School anchored its analysis in the Labor Theory of Value (LTV), arguing that the true, intrinsic value of a commodity is determined by the quantity of labor required for its production. This was not merely an accounting metric but a statement about the source of economic power.
    The $\text{OCC}$ and Profit Tendencies