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To: Willie Green
There is quite a bit of labor involved with the manufacture of this exposed film. It is value-added and creates wealth.

Exposed film in a can is even more useless than unexposed film in a can unless their is artistic merit in the exposure. Artistic merit is a service and not a tangible good. I can expose film in a can by taking unexposed film and opening the can. Hollywood is mostly a service industry.

98 posted on 07/31/2002 8:54:47 AM PDT by staytrue
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To: staytrue
Exposed film in a can is even more useless than unexposed film in a can unless their is artistic merit in the exposure. Artistic merit is a service and not a tangible good.

When artistic merit is captured on exposed film, it becomes direct labor involved in the manufacture of that film. It is not a "service" but a value-added activity.

Although this is the mechanism by which wealth is created, there is no guarantee that simply engaging in such activities will generate a profit when subjected to competition in a market economy.

101 posted on 07/31/2002 9:08:47 AM PDT by Willie Green
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