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... means of production , then , were no longer owned by the worker but by capitalists , who hired workers at wages low enough to make a profit . Marx's analysis of the social structure of capitalism was supposed to apply to people of any ...
... means of production , then , were no longer owned by the worker but by capitalists , who hired workers at wages low enough to make a profit . Marx's analysis of the social structure of capitalism was supposed to apply to people of any ...
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... means to fall back on in case they got a divorce or became a widow - or they did not have to get married at all , since they would be economically independent . For a mother , this solution entails affordable and accessible child care ...
... means to fall back on in case they got a divorce or became a widow - or they did not have to get married at all , since they would be economically independent . For a mother , this solution entails affordable and accessible child care ...
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... means owning a piece of land , being able to market the harvest from that land , and deciding how the profit from the sale will be spent . In an urban economy , it may mean owning a store or small business , retaining the profit , and ...
... means owning a piece of land , being able to market the harvest from that land , and deciding how the profit from the sale will be spent . In an urban economy , it may mean owning a store or small business , retaining the profit , and ...
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