George Gilder and Gale Pooley rightly note that a useful measure of how much things cost is how long we must work to earn enough to purchase them (“We Should Measure Prices in Time,” op-ed, April 17).

From a Description of Market Prices to a Norm of Dignified DistributionIntroduction: A Shift from Descriptive Limits to Normative PropositionsThe labor theory of value, inherited by Adam Smith, David ...

One of the central tenets of Marxism is the labor theory of value, which states that the value of a commodity is determined by the amount of socially-necessary labor time required to produce it. In ...

Marc Kohlbry’s review of my The Eye of the Master (2023) for the journal Critical Inquiry characterizes the book’s attempt to write a “socio-technical history of AI” from below as an impassive and ...