Prices are always set somewhere between the minimum value for which the seller is willing to let it go and the maximum value that the buyer is willing to pay. Manufacturing, distribution, development, etc do not actually dictate the final price as Marx claims with his labor theory of value.

Prices are always set somewhere between the minimum value the for the which the seller is willing to let it go and the maximum value that the buyer is willing to pay. Manufacturing, distribution, development, etc do not actually dictate the final price as Marx claims with his labor theory of value.