Communism

Carl Heinrich Marx was born on Mai 5th,1818 in Pressburg. He was one of three children. He attended the High School in Bonn (Germany) and Berlin and studied philosophy at the university of Jena.

In 1841 Marx and Friedrich Engels became the “Feuerbachianer”. They were restudying the work and theories from Ludwid Feuerbach. Feuerbach expressed the relationship between nature and religion. Marx and Engels disagreed with many of those theories and Marx described his own believes about this particular issue. In his explanation was a part included which involves a objective view of ownership. This was the first record that researchers found about a none-capitalism system from Marx or any philosopher before.

1950 he started an intensive study of national-economic

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Before 1813 India was the biggest export country for cotton; after the invasion from England was the marked over flood by English cheap factory cotton. Therefore is in a Communism system no real owner just employs, who have self-controlled about their payment. England brought with its colonialism a change to India. His first works were published in 1867 and one of it was called “The capital”. So that owner or bosses and supervisor of a company are employed like every one else and earn a particular payment. In a communism structure the price of a product is set equal to its work time.

To understand why it changes, it is important to know what Capitalism and Feudalism means.

The Communism is an escaping act from the Capitalism system in which the separation of owners and the work call becomes bigger and bigger. Marx described Feudalism with the social separation of owner and their free worker. If the product is produce more efficient or it is more sold, the money would raise in to the boss’s payment and the employ’s payment equally.

Marx explained the change form Feudalism to Capitalism in two ways. In 1861 he reconstructed the trading and tax-laws in China. The materialism was the topic of another published work, “The theories about the Over-Earning of Products”, in 1885-1910. He died in London in 1883 on March 14th.

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