Spencer Heath Archive

Item 978

About 1937?

Original -> 976

The market price of any commodity is merely a measure that determines what quantity of any other commodity has exchange equivalence.

A sale is only one half of an exchange.

The price paid to the seller is only a charge transferred from the purchaser against the general market.

It measures what quantities of other commodities or services (according to their price) the seller may receive for the goods or services he has sold.