Peters Rose

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Pictorial representation of the Peters Rose

The Peters-Rose is a matrix proposed by Arno Peters , which makes it possible to calculate the most accurate possible value of a product, not via the time spent, but via the socially necessary working time for the total expenditure required to complete a product. This value is in contradiction to the market value .

According to Heinz Dieterich and his theory of socialism of the 21st century , the application of the Rose Peters' is a new project of the socialist state to replace wage labor with collective labor, thereby reducing the production of goods (i.e. goods necessary for the market and consequently intended for profit) tends to disappear over time, as do the differences and struggles between classes, the differences between mental and physical work, and the differences between town and country.

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