Karl Marx theorized that once a product was manufactured in great quantities and distributed widely, consumers no longer recognized or cared about the methods or purpose of production. Marx referred to this change of perceptions as the
A) production paradox.
B) cost of insight.
C) creation process.
D) fetishism of commodities.

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Marx referred to this phenomenon as the "fetishism of commodities," where the social relationships involved in production are obscured, and products are valued for their market value rather than their origins or the labor involved.

Karl Marx Theorized That Once a Product Was Manufactured in Great