Note 475 — Chapter XXII
Reading edition
A further reason for preferring "common measure of values" is that expression carries dearly the connotation of absolute values. "Relative values" cannot be "measured," Social Value, pp. 26-27.
Reading edition
A further reason for preferring "common measure of values" is that expression carries dearly the connotation of absolute values. "Relative values" cannot be "measured," Social Value, pp. 26-27.