Marxists Argue That It Is Not the Sheer Number of People

question 6

Multiple Choice

Marxists argue that it is not the sheer number of people that cause population problems, but:

• A) industrialism and capitalism.
• B) the invisible hand of corrupt politics.
• C) the limits of nature to provide the basis for material reproduction.
• D) how much material there is to produce with.
• E) corruption within the socialist movement.

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