Marxist Interpretation of Industrial Mechanization
Which of the following statements best describes Karl Marx’s view on the role of mechanization in capitalism?
A
He argues that mechanization primarily benefits workers by reducing labor intensity.
B
He believes mechanization intensifies worker alienation and lays the groundwork for class conflict.
C
He sees mechanization as a neutral force that boosts productivity without social repercussions.
D
He contends that mechanization eliminates the need for human labor, thereby resolving class inequalities.
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