What were Karl Marx's 'haves' called?

Answer 1

The Bourgeoisie

Answer 2

The Bourgeoisie. The "haves" were people who owned and controlled the means of production in the economy. These included factories, transportation centers banks and other industries which were employers of common workers. The "have-nots" were called the Proletariat."

Answer 3

Karl Marx's 'haves' were called the bourgeoisie, which refers to the social class that owns the means of production in capitalist society. The bourgeoisie were contrasted with the 'have-nots' or the proletariat, who were the working class in Marx's analysis.

Answer 4

The Bourgeoisie

Answer 5

the bourgeoisie