NOTES: LANGUAGE AND ECONOMY. MARKET FOR
SYMBOLIC EXCHANGE AND CONSUMPTION OF LINGUISTIC PRODUCTS IN EUSKERA
9. Here, too, we come up against limitations. Compare, for example, the use and value of Mandarin Chinese with those associated with French and English (greater use does not necessarily mean greater use value. In this example the existence of a language market can be clearly seen in which the values of a language have to do with the value of other languages with which they relate, compete or enter into conflict with.