For Marx the "relations of production" and the "forces of production"

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Marx believed that the "relations of production" (the social relationships that exist around the production and distribution of goods) and the "forces of production" (the means and resources for producing goods) were the two parts of the mode of production. These two elements exert a powerful influence on social ideas, religious beliefs, and moral codes. They also determine the class structure of society and come into conflict during periods of social revolution. Therefore, all of the above choices are correct.

For Marx the "Relations of Production" and the "Forces of Production