给资本论提几点意见(七)（Give a few comments on capital theory (7)）.docVIP

给资本论提几点意见(七)（Give a few comments on capital theory (7)） How can the product as a currency Zhang Chunjin (February 16, 2006 published in the economist) product of Commodity Exchange, at first, there is no theory of value concept to guide the primitive business practices, and the so-called use value and exchange value, but also in exchange for a share of the market supply and demand simply tangible, so exchange would never is the product of equivalent exchange. What two sheep = 1 stone axe (see Jiang Xuemo editor: the political economics teaching material, page 32), what a jacket = 20 yards linen (see Marx: das kapital volume 1, page 12.) Its all a fantasy, its a figment of the imagination. In fact, the period of primitive society, the product of the Commodity Exchange fully established between communes (country) product consumer economy units, i.e., the exchange is a commune for the exchange of legal person the integrity of the unit. In such an exchange, the commune would not have to go far between two sheep or a stone axe to work hard and do such a stupid thing. In modern times, British companies would not have sailed to China to sell a few kilograms of opium, and would not have started the opium war for these kilograms of opium. The exchange between the original communes, no matter which product, is basically a batch nature. The farther away from each other, the more products that are exchanged each time, the least of which is the economic principle. With modern and contemporary, the exchange of the earliest primitive society period, are always roughly to determine in the intermediate zone between the two communes, which agreed by both sides good product type and quantity, send products at the same time from both sides are basically as far as the middle, where the exchange. In modern times, the belligerent parties exchanged prisoners of war, using the most primitive product exchange model, which may have been the modern performance of the original exchange. Since c