Why Does Karl Marx Argue That Work Is No Longer

question 78

Multiple Choice

Why does Karl Marx argue that work is no longer a satisfying and enjoyable activity?

• A) Work has become exponentially more difficult.
• B) Work is conducted only in the presence of other people.
• C) Work does not produce useful goods and commodities.
• D) Much work is involved in international trade.
• E) Work is not the satisfaction of a need, but only the means to satisfying needs.

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