1. Why does Capitalism provide answers to the human tendency to be violent and angry?
The reason capitalism explains the tendency of humans becoming angry and violent is the nature of class struggle in it. Capitalism divides the society into two classes of the “haves” and the “have-nots”. The first class is where the owners of means of production belong. They control the economy and determine the wages for the second class. The “have-nots” are in a permanent state of struggle to move from poverty. However, the “haves” exploit them by underpaying them. It therefore becomes difficult for the poor to become rich (due to exploitation). Karl Marx predicts that the poor will overthrow the capitalists through violence.
