I owe a ginormous (as Trinny and Susannah would say) debt of gratitude to Brian Doss at Catallarchy for posting the link to this online FAQ about the labor theory of value. The students in my next history of economic thought class will be the most appreciative though, because they're the ones who won't have to struggle as much with these concepts as previous students!
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