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Write short note on:

Paradox of value

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Paradox of value refers to the difference between the value in use of a commodity and the value in exchange. This paradox states that a commodity that has a high use value may have a low exchange value intermsofprice . For instance, water, which has a high use value commands a low price in the market, i.e. it has a low exchange value. On the other hand, diamonds that have a low use value have high very high exchange value. Thus, there is a disparity between the use value and exchange value.

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Chapter 2: Consumer's Behavior - Exercise 3 [Page 17]

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Micheal Vaz Economics [English] 12 Standard HSC
Chapter 2 Consumer's Behavior
Exercise 3 | Q 2.2 | Page 17

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