Try living in the UK where the bulk of our economy is in the Service sector. We rely on people being out & about eating drinking travelling tourism - Covid has wiped that out.
Back to bartering perhaps. 
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dialectical opposition between value (always commensurable) and use-value (only imperfectly so; just saw someone argue use-values of commodities were a weird kinda poset)
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As a add on , i think of capitalism as a legititate way to rob people. Worker value = x , business = 10 x Value created in business maybe 2 - 3 x where does the remaining X,s go....? Research and development perhaps some maybe but mostly go to lifestyle X,s unnessary new stuff
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Who sets the rules of the capitalism game ? Who sets the rules of business equity wealth division.? If i set up a company in the morning , what rules exist to tell me how much wealth i must share with my employees.? Other than minimum wage rules of course. Who stops me exploiting
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I'm not quite sure about that. Trade isn't unique to capitalism. I guess it becomes a problem when the person who would get the most use value isn't in a position where they could afford it.
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I would say this makes it a problem of inequality which is pretty much inherent to capitalism but not unique to it.
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