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It only becomes relatively valuable when labor can make use of it to produce something valuable from it or by it.
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgIt only becomes relatively valuable when labor can make use of it to produce something valuable from it or by it.
She highlights the relationship between labor and the value of real estate, emphasizing productivity.
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