Marx, in his greatest work, Capital, documented the capitalists' attempts at ____________________ in order to secure greater profit for themselves.

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In Capital, Marx discusses how capitalists attempt to increase their profits by lengthening the working day and raising productivity. This often meant exploiting workers by making them work longer hours for the same pay, or by introducing new machinery to speed up the production process. Marx saw this as a fundamental flaw of capitalism, which prioritizes profit over the well-being of workers.

Marx, in His Greatest Work, Capital, Documented the Capitalists' Attempts