curprev01:5501:55, 9 October 2019 2a02:c7f:401f:1700:dc2a:7a0d:23b:b7f0talk 20,520 bytes−324 →Marxist definition: the proletariat: a pension which makes up a retired workers income is essentially withheld wages where labour committed in the present is not rewarded till retirement, just because a pension is invested in stocks, it does not make a working class person into a capitalist upon retirement, a pension plan is not a means of production that creates marketable commodities using wage labourundo
curprev15:4115:41, 29 March 2018 Doprendektalkcontribs 16,267 bytes+87 houses to automobiles; avoids complications of workers in contemporary developed countries sometimes using their place of living as capital to maintain consumption levels (e.g., much of refinancing); pro athletes are employed workers w/ unions tho often hightly paid workersundo
curprev04:2904:29, 6 May 2013 72.82.99.208talk 297 bytes−16,700 ←Replaced content with 'Books (1976), hardcover ISBN 0-465-09245-4; trade paperback, 268 pages, ISBN 0-465-09724-3 *Shipler, David K., ''The Working Poor: Invisible ie.html List of ...'undoTag: blanking
curprev10:5710:57, 16 February 2013 Sjötalkcontribs 17,817 bytes+12,307 Please don't remove categories with unwanted material. The points described are common POV in some political theories and fit well under the heading Marxismundo
