moral depreciation
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a Marxist term for a form of depreciation resulting from a new replacement providing greater use value (think technology)
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moral depreciation
Its wear and tear is what Marx (1867c, 528) called "moral depreciation": it is caused by competition and the drive of companies to establish new versions of informational commodities [...] in order to accumulate ever more capital
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