The main cause of unhappiness in the working class according to Marx is______________?
Correct answer: B. Alienation from the results of production
- A. low wages
- B. Alienation from the results of production
- C. Job insecurity
- D. None of these
Explanation
Marx explained working-class unhappiness primarily through alienation, including separation from the product and the meaning of their labour. Low wages and insecurity are capitalist hardships, but alienation is the central Marxist concept tested here.
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