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  • curprev 17:4917:49, 31 March 2020 Komodoscomodos talk contribs 67,722 bytes +353 It is important to provide the theory of value that neoclassical economics uses when evaluating price using supply and demand. Supply and Demand is not a theory of value, and the way it is currently written might make some who view this page think that supply and demand is a replacement to LTV, which it is not. undo Tag: Visual edit

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