Asked by caleb
What items have value in a capitalist economy?
services, skills, and processes
physical merchandise
merchandise and services
products, ideas, labor, and future earnings
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"Products, ideas, labor, and future earnings."
Reason: capitalist markets assign value to both tangible goods and services, to human and intellectual capital (skills, processes, ideas), and to claims on future income (profits, stocks, bonds). Prices reflect supply and demand and the present value of expected future earnings.
Reason: capitalist markets assign value to both tangible goods and services, to human and intellectual capital (skills, processes, ideas), and to claims on future income (profits, stocks, bonds). Prices reflect supply and demand and the present value of expected future earnings.
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