How did Karl Marx influence modern economic thought?

Karl Marx was founder of modern socialism and communism.

Capitalism, modern democracies and the modern legal system.

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J. Ron Stanfield has written: 'Economic thought and social change' -- subject(s): Economics, Social change 'The economic thought of Karl Polanyi' -- subject(s): Economists

Karl Marx founded modern communism. Karl Marx wrote a book called the Communist manifesto. But Communism is thought to go back to Roman times.

Karl Theodor Jaspers, who died in 1969, was a German psychiatrist and philosopher. He is known as a powerful influence behind the modern ideas of theology, philosophy, and psychiatry.

Karl Vak has written: 'Strukturen der Zukunft' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Economic policy

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Karl Wilker has written: 'Karl May, ein Volkserzieher?' -- subject(s): Influence

Karl Marx had a great influence on Lenin.

Karl Fulda has written: 'William Shakespeare' -- subject(s): Influence

The immediate influence was his brother; the ultimate influence was Karl Marx.

Karl Joseph Eugen Birnbaum has written: 'Ueber die Wirthschaftssysteme' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Agriculture

Albert Alexander has written: 'The economic world of 1787 and the Constitution' -- subject(s): Constitutional history, Economic conditions, History 'Karl Marx' 'Aplicacion Del Iso9000 Y Como Emplementarlo' 'The modern economy in action' -- subject(s): Economic conditions, Economics

Karl Marx is known as the father of modern communism

Karl Ausch has written: 'Austria' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Reconstruction (1939-1951)

Karl von Grabmayr has written: 'Die Agrarreform im Tiroler Landtag' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Agriculture, Land tenure

Karl Marx argued that economic conditions determine the course of history. Marx said that the class that possesses economic power controls the government and social institutions.

Slavoj Zizek is most widely called "the modern Marx"

Karl Marx argued that everything in society is secondary to economic reality.

Marx believed that the mode of production drives history but that other non-economic forces and institutions might have minor influences on the force created by the mode of production but no serious influence on history. In other words, the economic force drives history and everything else simply slows down or speeds up the economic force.

Karl has written: 'Die tragischen Gestalten der Griechen in der Weltliteratur' -- subject(s): Classical and modern, Themes, motives, Modern and classical, Comparative Literature

i guess he just thought of a way to get around better

Hans Karl Frey has written: 'Aussichten der wirtschaftlichen Entwicklung in Ostrafrika' -- subject(s): Economic conditions

Karl-Heinz Schlarp has written: 'Zwischen Konfrontation und Kooperation' -- subject(s): Foreign economic relations 'Wirtschaft und Besatzung in Serbien, 1941-1944' -- subject(s): Economic aspects of World War, 1939-1945, Economic conditions, Economic policy, Foreign economic relations, History, World War, 1939-1945