Capitalism and Proletariats

There are many criticisms of social contract theory, including criticism of social contractor theorists like Jean-Jacques Rousseau. The theory of social contract of John · Rock is still a prominent theory, some of which are obtained by adding human labor. Critics of social contract theory are not simply trying to deny the theory of social contract theory, but in many cases they strengthen them and show how they can be applied to specific principles.

Under the capitalist regime, only the proletarian, working class, or "people" have the ability to do their work and they have the ability to sell their labor. According to Marx, the class is defined by the relationship between its members and production means. He declared that history is representative of class struggle, the year of war and riots. Under the capitalist system, Marx continued to say that workers need only pay minimum wages to support their families. Workers were marginalized because they were unable to manage the labor and products they produced. The capitalist sells the products produced by the workers at a value proportional to the labor involved. The surplus value is the difference between the wages of workers and the prices of products sold.

Capitalism has created proletariat. The proletariat is now called the working class. The enormous benefits of capitalism are clearly "created" in the free market and in fact are the difference between the compensation that workers receive and the value of labor engaged in producing goods and services. Marx's labor value theory explains how this "exploitation" becomes the foundation of capitalism.

Bourgeoisie and capitalists are owners of capital, purchase and use the labor force and accumulate or expand capital using the surplus value of labor employment. Proletariat is the owner (labor ability) of the labor force and is the owner of the labor force. However, they do not have resources other than their hands, bodies, and spirits. Marx studied the difference between bourgeoisie and proletariat. Bourgeoisie is interested mainly in using advanced production methods to develop capitalist society. Bourgeoisie is a capitalist who owns the factory and products produced at the factory manage all trade. Proletariat has nothing in society, but has the pleasure of their own labor. Proletariat believes that they are dealt badly by bourgeoisie; they can only survive enough in their life, and there is no chance of getting a higher class position.