The phrase "capitalist commodity" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a good or service that is produced and sold within a capitalist economic system. Example: "The rise of industrialization led to an increase in capitalist commodities such as factory-produced textiles, which were in high demand among the growing middle class."
But the translation of art from aristocratic cynosure into capitalist commodity was fated, in any event, and Duveen was bound to make the most of every opportunity to advance it.
The critic Frederic Jameson, who joined Ms. Buck-Morss in a Soviet conference in 1990, even pointed out that the cold war roles now seemed reversed, with Western Marxists criticizing "capitalist commodity culture," while the Soviet philosophers used the vocabulary of "cold war anti-Communism".
It is less about sex per se than about the translation of art and women's bodies into capitalist commodities.
Capitalism mediates social relationships of production (such as among workers or between workers and capitalists) through commodities, including labour, that are bought and sold on the market.
In capitalist societies, the commodity form even becomes the dominant form of objectivity itself (Gegenständlichkeitsform, a Neo-Kantian term).
It identifies planters and manufacturers as 'semi-capitalists' – part merchant capitalist and part simple commodity producer – who it predicts calculated 'profit' as consumable surplus, pursued the 'simple rate of profit', controlled only prime costs, and had an ideology of 'individualism' that combined the producers' ideology with the merchants'laissez-fairere'.
According to Marx capitalists take advantage of the difference between the labour market and the market for whatever commodity the capitalist can produce.
MFM (at the stand level) dominates in poor subsistence-oriented autarchic forest settings, it typically declines when entering capitalist stages of specialized commodity production, but may then rebound (at the landscape level) in more advanced development stages.
The transformation of pastoral nomads into petty commodity or capitalist producers, and of subsistence pastoral production into commodity production, has been occurring throughout Africa to various degrees and at various scales with increasing integration of camel milk and meat markets at regional and national scales (Herren [1992]; Nori et al. [2006]).
Through the choice of a shredded egg container, Roxy also questions the packaging of fragility as a commodity in capitalist media, and this in turn frames her own art discourse as a non-human female conceptual artist speaking through the transitory medium of decaying and discarded 'artifacts' in a pre/post-technological paradigm.
By the 17th century, however, this Charter had fallen victim to the rise of the commodity economy and capitalist practice and morality.
