Bourgeoisie is the only class to rule and exploit the proletarians in the capitalist mode of production. Bourgeoisie needs to lower their production cost as low as possible in order to compete among capitalists that causes a decrease of the profit. Most of the bourgeoisie exploit machines instead of working labors to produce products more efficiently. The advanced technology and machines lead to deskilling of wage-labor. Therefore, people in the working class are also in competition in order to get the job that is scarce compared to before with the immature of technology and machinery development. Machines gradually replace the importance of working labor as machines can do the things that labors do, so it lead to over-competition among proletarians. Many of them loss their job and became unemployed. The over- competition causes over-production because people need to produce more and have a higher chance to keep their job. When there comes to mass unemployment, there would be a consequence of economic crises as people hard to maintain their living and stay in poverty. 1c. The capitalism have two main social classes: the working class, who must work to survive; and the capitalist class who earn profit by employing working labors. These two classes are in the antagonism relationship that one group of people is being oppressed and another group of people oppress them. Workers are exploited to the extent that polarization has increased tremendously leading to the crisis of class struggle. Since the bourgeois are not taking good care of the workers, so the proletariat concentrated and gathered strength with its massive popularity and launched social revolution that aim to repeal the bourgeoisie who keep exploiting them. Workers formed combination against the bourgeoisie and united to keep their wages up (480). There was a dictatorship of the proletariat when communism was being transformed and replaced the era of capitalism. The proletariat captured political power and abolished bourgeois’ ownership of the means of production. Proletariat afterwards abolished itself as well and initiated the
Bourgeoisie is the only class to rule and exploit the proletarians in the capitalist mode of production. Bourgeoisie needs to lower their production cost as low as possible in order to compete among capitalists that causes a decrease of the profit. Most of the bourgeoisie exploit machines instead of working labors to produce products more efficiently. The advanced technology and machines lead to deskilling of wage-labor. Therefore, people in the working class are also in competition in order to get the job that is scarce compared to before with the immature of technology and machinery development. Machines gradually replace the importance of working labor as machines can do the things that labors do, so it lead to over-competition among proletarians. Many of them loss their job and became unemployed. The over- competition causes over-production because people need to produce more and have a higher chance to keep their job. When there comes to mass unemployment, there would be a consequence of economic crises as people hard to maintain their living and stay in poverty. 1c. The capitalism have two main social classes: the working class, who must work to survive; and the capitalist class who earn profit by employing working labors. These two classes are in the antagonism relationship that one group of people is being oppressed and another group of people oppress them. Workers are exploited to the extent that polarization has increased tremendously leading to the crisis of class struggle. Since the bourgeois are not taking good care of the workers, so the proletariat concentrated and gathered strength with its massive popularity and launched social revolution that aim to repeal the bourgeoisie who keep exploiting them. Workers formed combination against the bourgeoisie and united to keep their wages up (480). There was a dictatorship of the proletariat when communism was being transformed and replaced the era of capitalism. The proletariat captured political power and abolished bourgeois’ ownership of the means of production. Proletariat afterwards abolished itself as well and initiated the