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| study of the way society produces goods needed for survival |
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| economic condition determines the way people think and live in the world |
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| way a society arranges production, including productive forces and relations |
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| population, land, tools; material things needed to produce |
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| relations human beings enter into in order for humans to produce goods |
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| economic base in the society that determines everything else in the society |
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| all institution in society that are determined by a society’s substructure |
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| material based society, society based on market production, market based society |
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| owners of the means of conduction [the class] operates to make a profit |
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| non owners of the means of production who have to use labor to live |
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| the way humans live and think is controlled by changing historical conditions |
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| any form of wealth that can be used to make more wealth |
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| The labor value theory of value |
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| theory th at the amount of work/labor determines a product's value |
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| value that labor creates but is not paid for |
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