Broadly speaking, the value of the product is the value of labor, whether it is the acquisition of raw materials or the processing process, it requires labor to be realized. However, the labor required for the processing process is more intensive than the labor required to obtain raw materials.
Therefore, the ** of commodities is essentially the embodiment of the value of labor. The essence of commodity realization is the realization of the fruits of labor.
However, the distribution of wealth after the realization of commodities is not according to work, and the laborers who provide the main value of the product receive the least. Moreover, the money that goes into the hands of the laborers to quantify its value is constantly depreciating, and the commodities necessary for the laborers are still continually**. In other words, the laborer takes the least money, the money is still turning wool, and the commodities that are just needed are still continuous, so the labor value of the laborer is constantly being extracted.
Therefore, the distribution of profits, the depreciation of the currency exchange rate, and the use of financial means to speculate on commodities that are just in demand are the three axes of exploitation. This is true not only at the individual level, but also at the national level. Whoever has the power to issue money has the power to price the value of labor. Whoever occupies the frontier of science and technology has the priority of profit distribution. For example, most of Apple's phones are made in China, but most of the profits go to Americans with patents. The OEM boss takes most of the profits, and the rest goes to the workers who provide value. After these capitalists have obtained capital through exploitation, they have entered the market of necessities to speculate on profits, exchanging glass balls for real gold**, and taking away what little is left of the workers.
The United States, which has the power to issue currency, prints money at will, or maliciously depreciates a country's currency through financial or war means, thereby increasing the purchasing power of the dollar and shamelessly harvesting the labor value of these countries. The United States has used force to control all the raw materials for production, set prices at will, which has increased the cost of raw materials for products, and increased the purchasing power of the dollar through exchange rate means, taking away the value of a country's labor for nothing with a very low ** or even equivalent to robbery**.
Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations theory tells us that the wealth of a country is not gold and silver, but the value of labor, and the ultimate goal of the international order led by the United States is to achieve colonization through the plundering of labor value.