Marxists generally believe that inequality:
a. is a necessary evil within society.
b. is both necessary and desirable.
c. is undesirable, and benefits only the wealthy.
d. will disappear when productivity is increased.
Question 2
According to Karl Marx, inequality is caused by:
a. the need for competition to ensure the best candidates for any particular job.
b. the economic structuring that occurs as society moves from manufacturing to service jobs.
c. private ownership of the means of production.
d. All of these are explanations for inequality offered by Marx.
Should society strive to achieve equality in the family?
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