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'''Necessary labor is the twin of [[surplus labor]]''' | |||
== Socially necessary labor-time == | |||
{{quote|"Socially necessary labour-time is the labour-time [literally the number of minutes, hours, and so on] required to produce any use-value under the conditions of production normal for a given society and with the average degree of skill and intensity of labour prevalent in that society. "|Karl Marx|[[Capital Vol. 1]]}} | {{quote|"Socially necessary labour-time is the labour-time [literally the number of minutes, hours, and so on] required to produce any use-value under the conditions of production normal for a given society and with the average degree of skill and intensity of labour prevalent in that society. "|Karl Marx|[[Capital Vol. 1]]}} | ||
Production that has high intensity of labor requires more hours of human effort and fewer tools and automation. As better tools and automation become readily available, intensity of labor drops. | Production that has high intensity of labor requires more hours of human effort and fewer tools and automation. As better tools and automation become readily available, intensity of labor drops. | ||
Revision as of 19:20, 4 October 2023
Necessary labor is the twin of surplus labor
Socially necessary labor-time
"Socially necessary labour-time is the labour-time [literally the number of minutes, hours, and so on] required to produce any use-value under the conditions of production normal for a given society and with the average degree of skill and intensity of labour prevalent in that society. "
— Karl Marx, Capital Vol. 1
Production that has high intensity of labor requires more hours of human effort and fewer tools and automation. As better tools and automation become readily available, intensity of labor drops.