Profit comes from selling Commodities at their Value.
I mean I gave an example. when an apartment complex is built there are different floors and different facings. None of that is part of the cost of building the units. The units cost to build is all the same but depending on personal preference some will want something more than another be it floor or facing.
Cool, this doesn’t contradict anything.
That preference will need to be “fought” over by price which will result in profit or loss.
No it does not, there are methods to distribute by preference without price. Additionally, you can sell commodities without doing so for profit.
If most folks don’t want a particular facing or floor then those might be sold at loss and made up for with profit from the more wanted units.
Again, don’t see what this has to do with anything.
Even before that construction is determined by cost of materials which is determined by how difficult it is to source them which mostly comes about because of the labor that is needed to do it.
Sure.
Also regulation has shown to result in better capitalism. limiting media ownership is an example. breaking up monopolies, limiting levels of profit, and taxing itself. taxing is the ultimate form of regulation really when done progressively. The more profit you make the harder it is to make more profit if all profit is taxed on a progressive scale.
I didn’t say regulation was bad, I said it can’t fix, only delay. Are you actually reading what I’m saying, or talking past me?