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What would be the effect of "forced increase in wages" if the structure of capitalists social relations remains in tact? according to Karl Marx.

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Karl Marx proposed that workers should collectively own the means of production in a communist society, eliminating the capitalist structure where a few individuals control and benefit from industrial capital. He believed this would lead to a more equitable distribution of wealth and resources among all members of society.

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