Marx
argues that value derives ultimately from labor. People are exploited to
the degree that they do not receive, in wages, the full value of their
production. The leisure classes in any society live off of the
exploitation of the workers: that is the difference between the value of their
labor and the value returned to them.
Marx
argues that value derives ultimately from labor. People are exploited to
the degree that they do not receive, in wages, the full value of their
production. The leisure classes in any society live off of the
exploitation of the workers: that is the difference between the value of their
labor and the value returned to them.