I saw a discussion in a certain place, and although it&#39;s not really the main topic, I was curious <a href="/en/type%20error">type error</a>.
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<li><a href="/en/Ability">Ability</a> itself does not have <a href="/en/market%20value">market value</a>.
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<li><a href="/en/goods">goods</a> created by the ability
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<li>The promise to produce what is specified by the ability (<a href="/en/contracting">contracting</a>)
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<li>A promise to exercise the ability for a specified purpose (<a href="/en/quasi-delegation">quasi-delegation</a>)
The market value is only for such things as
Because capabilities are not marketable.
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<li><a href="/en/non-transferable%20resource">non-transferable resource</a>
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Ability has no market value.