Marxism is a socio-political ideology proposed by Karl Marx main ideology of Marxism is that the wealth has to be equally divided among the society for that Co-operative company instead of corporate company 's can be accepted that means the wealth collected or gained by the company is not targeted towards the owner of the company instead it is divided equally among all the co-operative.
Marx explains history in terms of class struggles. Basically 'the haves and 'have not’s '. For Marx this class struggle is a natural process. Conflicts are usually resolved in the long run even if these conflict results in violence. There will be a positive outcome in the end. History will move on to another stage. Marx uses feudalism as an important example of class struggle. As to what class people belong to is determined by the economic means and conditions of production. Each period of economic developments is characterized by a particular
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Marx’s rejected the view.
Instated he saw the economy as a scene of human abuse and class injustice marxism takes the zero-sum dispute of commercialism handle it to affiliation of rank rather of affiliation of states.
Marxist also agree with mercantilis that politics and economy are closely intertwined.
Both rejected the liberal view of an economic sphere operating under it’s on law.
But where mercantilis see economic as a tool of politics.
Marx did not see the success of capitalism as a weak or retrograde case.
On the opposed capitalism means advance in two manner :
Capitalism damages earlier affiliation of construction like feudalism that was equally more exploitive with peasants subsisting under slave like condition.
Second and most important for marx capitalism paves way for a social uprising
Which implies that construction going to placed beneath social regulation for the welfare of the lower class who are the vast