munkaértékelmélet
Munkaértékelmélet is a term that translates to "labor theory of value" in English. This economic theory, primarily associated with classical economists like Adam Smith and David Ricardo, and later developed by Karl Marx, posits that the economic value of a good or service is determined by the total amount of socially necessary labor required to produce it. This labor can be direct, such as the work of a carpenter building a table, or indirect, encompassing the labor embodied in the tools and raw materials used in production.
The theory suggests that the price of a commodity in a free market would tend to reflect
Karl Marx significantly expanded upon the labor theory of value in his critique of capitalism. He argued