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The Net product (n.) cannot exist if the cost of production is itself only rent, wages and profit, since to take a whole from a whole leaves nothing.
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The Net product (n.) cannot exist if the cost of production is itself only rent, wages and profit, since to take a whole from a whole leaves nothing.
The Net product (n.) is a purely subjective distinction: what is an advance of capital for one person is revenue for another, so the whole value of all products is distributed as revenue.