traded object

Aboriginal society traded objects based on need and to promote social cohesion.

The Przeworsk culture sites provide a rich assortment of Amber Road traded objects.

At that point the value-form appears to have acquired a fully independent, separate existence from any particular traded object (behind this autonomy, however, is the power of state authorities or private agencies to enforce financial claims).

For example, according to medieval Christian theologians, the profit mark-up should never be more than one-sixth (16-17%) of the value of the traded object (see Paul Bairoch, Victoires et deboires, Vol.

The effect is that the whole cost-structure of production permanently includes profit as an additional impost - which, according to medieval Christian theologians, should never be more than one-sixth (16-17%) of the value of the traded object.