Karl Marx believed that, for the most part, workers are treated as economic components rather than active, creative and social beings.This description suggests that Marx was concerned about
A)bureaucracy.
B)informal dimensions of organisations.
C)statistical measures of performance.
D)alienation in the workplace.

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Karl Marx's concern about workers being treated as economic components rather than active, creative and social beings suggests his concern about alienation in the workplace. Marx argued that workers are alienated from the products of their labor, the production process, other workers, and even from their own potential as human beings under capitalism. This alienation is a result of the separation between workers and the means of production, and between workers and the products of their labor.

Karl Marx Believed That, for the Most Part, Workers Are