1. Marlene's business was booming. She hired an employee to help her create more mango shakes that she originally can. This employee was being paid $1 per shake made, while each shake was being sold for $3 each. The $1 that the employee was earning is considered as what?

• Use Value
• Value of Labor
• Value of Labor Power
• Value of Surplus Labor

1. Marlene's employee is very happy about their compensation at work. They are able to earn enough money to live comfortably and do not have to worry about paying off the loans that Marlene took out for the business or the rent that she pays to the landlord. In this scenario is Marlene's employee being exploited (alternatively, is exploitation occuring)?

• yes
• no

1. Marlene decided to turn her mangoes into mango shake and sell them to people. She received $3 for every shake that she sold. The $3 that Marlene earned for every shake she sold is considered what?

• Use Value
• Value of Labor
• Value of Labor Power
• exploitation

1. For every mango shake that Marlene's business was selling, Marlene was giving $1 to her employee and keeping the $2 for herself. The $2 Marlene keeps for every mango shake sold is considered as what?

• Use Value
• Value of Labor
• Value of Labor Power
• Value of Surplus Labor