What would be an ideal system of social justice ? (in marxism)

1 Answer
Apr 11, 2018

A society in which people are not deprived of the fruit of their labor.

Explanation:

Marx invented a theory of profit in Capitalism which is based on the idea that profit came from the substraction between the prize of a product and the amount of money paid to the worker for its making. For instance, if a shirt costs ten dollars and the worker is paid only one dollar for each shirt he makes then the profit is about four dollars for the capitalist. It is called the surplus value.

Marx considered it the cornerstone of capitalism since it was the origin of all profit. It is what prompted him to call capitalism a system of exploitation. He thus called for the collectivization of all production means.