Uno Kozo's analysis of this concept in terms of jittai, kettai, and honshitsu, or substance, form, and essence, is discussed in an Elena Louisa Lange book titled for it "without fetish." The "temporal single-system interpretation" aims to address the claim that a theory of this concept is unnecessary for explaining exploitation. Paul Sweezy popularized the problem of determining the rules by which inputs of this concept are converted into outputs, known as the (*) transformation problem. The example of ten yards of linen and a coat is used to distinguish two forms of this concept corresponding to utility and price, the "use" and "exchange" forms of this concept. This concept is extracted from laborers by capitalists to generate profit, thus producing its "surplus" form. Adam Smith is often credited with proposing the labor theory of, for 10 points, what economic concept? ■END■
ANSWER: value [or exchange-value; or use-value; or surplus value; or value-form; or Marx's value theory; or labor theory of value; or Value Without Fetish; prompt on labor with “which is a source of what concept?”; prompt on prices with "prices represent what more general economic concept?"]
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