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This paper introduces the concept of marginal labour value in the framework of perfect competition and shows that prices are proportional to marginal labour values. By this marginal analysis overcomes the classical contradiction of labour commanded and labour embodied. Furthermore the curves of marginal and average labour values are discussed and the cost curve of the Cobb-Douglas production function in terms of labour values is calculated.