Understanding Karl Marx
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Karl Marx named as socialism father advocated equality for all, sought tribalists rights to operatives and that there were state-owned enterprises to private lives of which profits are distributed to society for the welfare of all. He developed the idea that the nation excluding capitalism that benefited the worker and discards when this is not more productive. It established the principle of "MORE VALUE" where knowledge should have the real value because the worker, the knowledge retainer and less renumbered, and the company sells products and raises profits behind Instead capitalism adopted new ways of working within the market, Karl Marx sought labor laws, the right to profit sharing, income distribution and social policies.
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