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The 26 pages that link to Labor theory of value, each with the reason it gives.

• Karl MarxRelated: Marx adapted this theory to explain value, wages, and exploitation.

• MarxismRelated: Marx adapts this theory to explain commodity value and the source of surplus value.

• Classical economicsRelated: Smith and Ricardo used labor-based accounts of value to analyze prices and exchange.

• David RicardoRelated: Ricardo used labor requirements to explain relative value, while allowing qualifications for capital and production time.

• Pierre-Joseph ProudhonRelated: His critique treated labor as the source of wealth appropriated by property owners.

• Marxian economicsRelated: Marx uses socially necessary labor time to explain commodity value and the source of surplus.

• Use-valueRelated: Marx distinguishes labor-based value from a commodity’s usefulness to its user.

• Individualist anarchismRelated: Some individualist anarchists used it to argue that workers should receive the full product of their labor.

• CommodityRelated: It offers a prominent account of what determines commodity value.

• Collectivist anarchismRelated: Its language of labor helps frame debates about workers' compensation in collectivist anarchism.

• Benjamin TuckerRelated: Tucker connected labor-based cost to his claim that free competition would reduce prices toward production costs.

• History of Economic ThoughtRelated: It links classical debates about prices to Marx’s account of exploitation.

• Market anarchismRelated: Its interpretation shapes mutualist claims about exploitation and fair exchange.

• Criticism of MarxismRelated: Critics dispute whether labor explains prices, profits, or exploitation as Marx claims.