1. Industrial Revolution
... . A money standard is introduced, barter is no longer a way of payment. We also have the division of labour, it is specialised so it becomes cheaper, and the overall value of the worker becomes less. Along with these two underlying principles of capitalist development (Labour paid with money not product and specialisation in labour) we also have the "Enlightenment" definition of capitalist development, which essentially is about individualism. " that individuals should ... 't make them themselves as they are specialised workers. Weber like Marx recognised the importance of waged labour, b...
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