Section 2: Differences in the Relations of ProductionThe definition of the relations of production in Marx's economic system can be divided into two parts, one is the relationship between people and things, and the other is the relationship between people; He believes that in the production of people and things, people create value, that is, the value of commodities; Marx's economic system believes that value is created by people through labor, capital itself does not have the ability to create value, workers create value, and capitalists obtain excess remuneration in the way of capital participation is the plundering of laborers' surplus value, so there is a relationship between people who are deprived of oppression; I agree with its definition of labor creating value, but the key point is the definition of labor process, labor scope and commodities, is there an oppressive relationship?

I'll write about this in Chapter 3: The Economics of Value Systems

"The relations of production speak; The Western economic system understands the relations of production as:

"Division of labor" and

"Contract", i.e. all people are part of the market, through which they are divided and their reasonable gains are protected, but the question is how is the division of labor in the market done, is it spontaneous?

"Independent"? Whether it can guarantee it

"Fair" and

"Effective" ...... And so on, all of this is what our world is facing right now

"Practical problems", what is the relationship between it and the ideas put forward by Marx's economic system? Whether it is contradictory or parallel or something else, we will talk about later when we talk about the relations of production;

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