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Who said that Labour power equals the brain, muscle, and nerve of the Labourer ?

In Capital and Wage Labour and Capital, Karl Marx defined labour-power as the aggregate of mental and physical capabilities—the brain, muscle, and nerve of the…

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Who said that Labour power equals the brain, muscle, and nerve of the Labourer ?

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In Capital and Wage Labour and Capital, Karl Marx defined labour-power as the aggregate of mental and physical capabilities—the brain, muscle, and nerve of the labourer—exercised whenever a human being produces a use-value of any description.

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