Viewpoints of Durkhiem, Karl Marx, and Adam Smith

Durkheim: The reason for social progress is that the country is progressing better. What strengthens the country and develops is the division of labor. In the development of technology for centuries, in society, it is clear that more social progress progresses, there are more labor sectors in the country. Durkheim thinks that there is a natural law applicable to not only humans but also all creatures in the division of labor. Durkheim considers everything to be divided into his labor, but I believe that this is all for greater concern and social unity.

In this article we discuss the analysis of advanced technological advances by capital accumulation, income distribution, major classical economists David Ricardo, Adam Smith, and Karl Marx. A detailed discussion on Smith 's division of division of labor, a study of Ricardo concerning the use of labor theory to replace machines, Marx' s capitalist theory, and a version of Ricardo analysis will be explained. Finally, we can conclude that classical economists constitute a consistent school of thinking and that their philosophy is more similar and different.

Adam Smith and Carl Marx are two of the biggest in world history. They are all concerned about society and the economy, and the country is not a major engine. They wrote the famous document, Adam Smith's "The Wealth of Nations" and Karl Marx's "Communist Manifesto", bringing them the best theory to society.

Adam Smith and Carl Marx are believed to be among the 20 most influential people in Millennium. They are all respected for everyone to create a happy perfect society. Adam Smith was an excellent political economic philosopher in Scotland, born in 1723. His goal is to provide complete freedom to all individuals through a capitalist approach. Karl Marx was born in 1818, but believed in the freedom of personal society, logically criticized capitalism, explained why it is irrational and why it fails. Examine the type of country that ensures that the individual's greatest freedom or freedom is their main philosophical issue. Their views on human nature, social decisions in society, the role of competition, the impact of labor division on humans are varied.

Adam Smith and Carl Marx are members of a small number of economists, thought ideology has influenced the world economy beyond generations. Mr. Smith believes that when an individual in society works for his own interests, he can acquire the services and products that society needs. In Adam's book "Wealth of the Country" this mechanism is called "invisible hand". Compared to Adam's theory, Karl Marx is suitable for communities (Jingham & Girija, 2014), as capitalists think that they will use their labor to pursue their own interests.