A rebuilt bicycle is worth a certain amount because it takes that much labor to produce it. Who did Marx believe should be compensated for the bicycle?

A. The laborer who rebuilt the bicycle should receive the value in full..

B. The owners of the company should keep the amount as profit.

C. The seller should receive the value in full.

D. The amount received for the bicycle should go back into the company.

Question

A rebuilt bicycle is worth a certain amount because it takes that much labor to produce it. Who did Marx believe should be compensated for the bicycle?


A. The laborer who rebuilt the bicycle should receive the value in full.. 
 
B. The owners of the company should keep the amount as profit. 
 
C. The seller should receive the value in full. 
 
D. The amount received for the bicycle should go back into the company.

darrenmadx · Answer

Hey @Missiey can you help me out?

anonymous · Answer

d

darrenmadx · Answer

Can you at least explain your answer @Missiey

anonymous · Answer

I believe that answer to be correct. I believe that what ever money over the rebuilt should be put back into the company, that would be the best way to keep a business running, the person who put thebike together received pay, the owner of the shop made money the profit should be put back in the company to keep the company moving foward