Karl Marx And The Free Market Enterprise System

One of the major figures discussed briefly within chapter one, but was developed within chapter two was Karl Marx. Karl Marx was one of the most influential theorists in both methods of sociology and governmental affairs. Not only did he decipher major issues that were prominent within society during his time period, but he also handled issues that would become part of future countries governmental societies decades beyond his time. Two of the major influential theories of Karl Marx involved logical argument within worth and the free market enterprise system with its influence upon socialism. The first issue that Karl Marx studied and deciphered involved the concept of logical argument. This theory was not fully established by Karl Marx, …show more content…
This ideology allowed for those whom manufactured goods to be gained for private partners instead of for the state or country they are controlled by. The goal of the free market enterprise system was to allow for everyone to receive a small percentage of power that would initially force the laborers to strive within their employment but that would not be enough for the laborers throw a coup and strike calling for financial burden within the system. Marx realized through this theory that labor was just as important to the individual (as it allows for personal growth and succession that will fulfill the basic necessities of life) as it is to society (by granting job opportunities, benefits, profit in production and business overall, and for possible external growth outside of their own company). Marx proclaimed that the production and determination of labor through this system, would eventually become the need for each governmental system and productional means to survive. This study of the free market system became the foundation for socialism, with an overall goal of forming new means of manufacturing that would allow for major resources to be equally dispersed throughout the particular country. Socialism (because of Marx and his involvement) would eventually overthrow the free market system for countries to seek out the ambition of obtaining a thriving country, but would also bring about criticisms and