The Evils of Capitalism and Future SolutionsLiterature Review:
Each student will be responsible for completing a literature review of at least 1500-2500 words, on a topic selected in consultation with the Professor and/or Associate Instructor. The literature review should describe the relationship between the sources under consideration, and explain what that the similarities and differences tell the reader about the issue.Students will be expected to consult at least two scholarly sources that do not appear on the course syllabus, as well as one that does appear on the syllabus, and to summarize the various views of the issue contained within the literature on the topic:
(1) Marxism (Political Economy): Syllabus Source: Karl Marx, The Communist Manifesto Additional Sources (Select 2): Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations (Book 1, chpts 1-4; Book 4, chpts 1-3; Book 5, chpt 1, parts 1-3 [excluding 2d and 3d], chpts 2-3); Adam Smith, Theory of Moral Sentiments (Part VI, Section I); John Locke, The Second Treatise of Government (Book II, Chpts 1-5, 7, and 9); Aristotle, Politics (Book I and Book IV,
Part II).* Sources available online and in NYU Library systemREQUIREMENTS writing marxism description 3 pages, Single SpacingAnswer preview
. Marxism is opposed to capitalism because of the immense capacity of the economic system to promote social disparities, oppressive practices, and result in adverse impacts on the structures of any society. Karl Marx was the founder of this political ideology that provides tremendous insights into some of the issues that social scientists, unionists, activists, and other social commentators have strived for centuries through his many writings. According to many contemporary scholars, Marx was accurate in his predictions that capitalism would be the source of its destruction because of the crisis instead of the solution that it provides to global problems. The scholar further adds that the example of the United States where the median household income has fluctuated for the bottom 60percent since 1967 when adjusted, and the soaring wealth and income of the upper-class Americans is an example of the evils of capitalism
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