How to pronounce “commutative” in English

The first is justice in exchange, which we call commutative or corrective justice. And the second is justice in production, which we call distributive justice.Let's deal with commutative justice.Commutative justice deals with a change of ownership in existing things. So when you

Now there's two forms of justice.The first is justice in exchange, which we call commutative or corrective justice. And the second is justice in production, which we call distributive justice.Let's deal with commutative justice.

We should note, however, that market pricing doesn't work in monopolistic, oligopolistic, or controlled markets. The price may not, may not be reflective of the true value.Let's go to distributive justice, though. The fist applies to the production of new things; where commutative justice cannot solve the problems of distribution.So when we a take a tree and make some chairs, we've called something new into-into being; something that wasn't there before. Alright?