Capitalism

A mode of production in which the private ownership of the means of production predominates, and under which the only logic of

Class

A social class is, broadly speaking, a group of individuals who share material interests based on their relation to the means of

Class analysis

The scientific and structural determination of class interests, founded in the material benefits that flow to a given social class based on

Class dictatorship

(see also, state)   This is the term used to describe the situation wherein a single class obtains and maintains control over

Class society

Any society or social order in which large groups of people are divided into social classes by economic, juridical, and social relations.

Commodity

Any product made with the intention of exchanging it to realize surplus value, rather than made for use (use value). Commodity production

Commodity production

A mode of production that underlies the modern capitalist economic model. Commodity production is an economic relation that relies on:   1.