Karl Marx believed that capitalism was a necessary, if unhappy, stop on the road to a higher order of political economy: socialism.  List the inherent, fatal flaws of capitalism (in Marx’s view) and discuss how they either have/have not occurred in the way Marx predicted. (100 words maximum)

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Karl Marx believed that capitalism was a necessary, if unhappy, stop on the road to a higher order of political economy: socialism.  List the inherent, fatal flaws of capitalism (in Marx’s view) and discuss how they either have/have not occurred in the way Marx predicted. (100 words maximum)

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