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Which new features did the feudal society develop during the course of change

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Answered by Louisiana
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Underdeveloped society with commodity production and exchange of capital

Slave and feudal societies are the stages of an underdeveloped society with commodity production and exchange of capital. The characteristics are as follows. First is barter exchange. Second is the exchange for goods with a certain substance that has an equal value of currency (cattle, copper, iron, gold, silver). Barter exchange and the exchange of gold or silver, including notes and drafts on behalf of gold and silver, and so on, are exchanges of surplus products based on self-sufficiency. At this time, there were family workshops with commodity production, which had entered the stage of commodity production and exchange of capital, which is mainly represented after the mid-term feudal society. But the overall economic form of society was still the self-sufficient form, so it is called underdeveloped society with commodity production and exchange of capital.

Until the start of capitalist society, the form of economic base and economic activities was mainly commodity production and exchange with capital currency. In a capitalist society, the living consumption, social consumption, and research and production consumption takes the form of capital money – currency rules the whole process of economic activities. There remain minor self-sufficient economic sectors in remote and rural areas. And even for self-sufficient families, it is impossible to avoid the fact that surplus products enter the goods exchange in the form of currency. Here we should note that in a capitalist society currency has ruled the entire process of economic activities on behalf of commodities. The currency can be exchanged for any goods. The amount of money represents the value of certain goods, but it has limitations. For example, money can buy food and meat for eating, but it cannot be eaten as food. Hungry people need to eat. Even if they have a lot of money, they could starve to death without buying food. Comparing money with edible food such as grain and meat, food is the most valuable asset.

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Underdeveloped society with commodity production and exchange of capital

Slave and feudal societies are the stages of an underdeveloped society with commodity production and exchange of capital. The characteristics are as follows. First is barter exchange. Second is the exchange for goods with a certain substance that has an equal value of currency (cattle, copper, iron, gold, silver). Barter exchange and the exchange of gold or silver, including notes and drafts on behalf of gold and silver, and so on, are exchanges of surplus products based on self-sufficiency. At this time, there were family workshops with commodity production, which had entered the stage of commodity production and exchange of capital, which is mainly represented after the mid-term feudal society. But the overall economic form of society was still the self-sufficient form, so it is called underdeveloped society with commodity production and exchange of capital.

Until the start of capitalist society, the form of economic base and economic activities was mainly commodity production and exchange with capital currency. In a capitalist society, the living consumption, social consumption, and research and production consumption takes the form of capital money – currency rules the whole process of economic activities. There remain minor self-sufficient economic sectors in remote and rural areas. And even for self-sufficient families, it is impossible to avoid the fact that surplus products enter the goods exchange in the form of currency. Here we should note that in a capitalist society currency has ruled the entire process of economic activities on behalf of commodities. The currency can be exchanged for any goods. The amount of money represents the value of certain goods, but it has limitations. For example, money can buy food and meat for eating, but it cannot be eaten as food. Hungry people need to eat. Even if they have a lot of money, they could starve to death without buying food. Comparing money with edible food such as grain and meat, food is the most valuable asset.

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