Which of the following best describes the Marxist critique?
A)Socialism inherently produces unequal results and cannot be sustained in the long run.
B)Capitalism has led to a class struggle in which the wealthy are far too powerful and the working class has little authority over the products of their labor.
C)Human nature is inherently antagonistic and self-interested, and is the primary determinant of international relations.
D)Everyone should have all they need without having to do any work.

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The Marxist critique primarily focuses on the dynamics of capitalism, arguing that it creates a class struggle between the bourgeoisie (wealthy class) and the proletariat (working class), where the latter is exploited as they do not have control over the production or the products of their labor. This critique does not inherently argue against the concept of work or for the unsustainable nature of socialism, nor does it posit human nature as the primary factor in international relations.

Which of the Following Best Describes the Marxist Critique