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What were the two types of a commodity that were defined by Karl Marx?
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According to Karl Marx, the bourgeois accumulated its wealth in a wide spectrum of commodities. Marx believed that to simplify this concept, it's more informative to view all of the commodities owned by the wealthy classes as one , instead of analyzing them all. Broken down to its basic form, a commodity is comprised of a "use-value" commodity and a "exchange- value" commodity.
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Who theorized the economic system of socialism?
Karl Marx
Who believed that history was guided by economic events?
Karl Marx
Is Karl Marx a socialism or capitalism?
Marx was socialist.
How did Karl Marx influence modern economic thought?
Karl Marx had developed advanced ideas about economics and the economy that had influenced other developers.
Did Karl Marx condemn capitalism?
yes he did
Who believed that the working class would seize governmental power.?
Karl Marx Karl marx
Who developed the communist theory of government?
Karl Marx
Who construction a theory that focused on the bourgeoisie and proletariat?
Karl Marx
Is Karl Marx single?
No, Karl Marx is not single.
In a capitalist societyhere the bourgeoisie controls the work people lose their sense of who they are and what gives their life meaning Karl Marx referred to this as?
alienation. Karl Marx believed that in a capitalist society, workers become alienated from themselves, their work, and their sense of purpose due to being treated as a commodity by the bourgeoisie. This leads to a sense of disconnection and lack of fulfillment in their lives.
When was Karl Marx born?
Karl Marx was born on November 12, 1897.
Where was Karl Marx born?
Karl Marx was born in Trier, Germany.
Where did marxism originate?
In the ideas of Karl Marx
Does Karl Marx have children?
Yes, Karl Marx has 7 kids.
How many kids does Karl Marx have?
Karl Marx has 7 children
Who theorized the economic system of socialism?
Karl Marx
How did Karl Marx define commodities?
In Marx's time, he saw the wealth of the bourgeois society as having an over abundance of commodities. He explained, however, that every commodity has two forms. One is "use value" and the other is "exchange value". He then travels to how English economists defined commodities, which at the time were simply "any thing necessary, useful or pleasant in life".He follows this up with how his two definitions of a commodity are the basis of bourgeois wealth (unearned wealth).
