Alienation in Capitalism, Marx's 1844 Manuscripts

A discussion of alienation in Marx's 1844 Manuscripts. Situates the discussion in relation to the worker becoming poorer the more wealth the worker produces. Examines four types of alienation. Argues that what Marx aims at is the creative community of people who recognize themselves in their labor and community
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[@ShadowQuant2470]

Very nice thank you for your time.

[@nisreenfareed5319]

What kind of References are you using ?
very helpful video !

[@jeffnicholas3626]

References are at the end of the video.

[@drewdp515]

Would you consider a 2% inflation target from a central bank explanation? Deflation would help the worker.

[@jeffnicholas3626]

Is explanation=exploitation?
Inflation seems like a way to control spending and distributing resources that is outside the control of the worker. So, to me, it would seem to be exploitation. But we'd have to look at the causes in each instance. Why would a central bank want to have any inflation? What is its purpose? Those would be the central questions to ask to answer your question, IMHO

[@parsak6672]

may i have the slides of your presentation?

[@jeffnicholas3626]

Hi. I'm sorry. I don't feel comforting sharing my slides with individuals I don't know on a professional level

[@thegribblereport8383]

Pretty good until the end where you shut on China