A Key Difference Between Marxist and New Right Theories of the State

question 6

Multiple Choice

A key difference between Marxist and New Right theories of the state is that…

• A) Marxists argue the state serves the interests of the working class, while New Right thinkers argue the state serves its own interests.
• B) Marxists argue the state serves the interests of the ruling class, while New Right thinkers argue the state serves the interests of the working class.
• C) Marxists argue the state serves the interests of the ruling class, while New Right thinkers argue the state serves the interests of the general public.
• D) Marxists argue the state serves the interests of the ruling class, while New Right thinkers argue the state serves its own interests.

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