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1. What are the "elementary factors of the Labor Process" according to Marx and Engels, and
specifically, what role does the instrument of labor play?
2. How does Marx and Engels use labor as a way of distinguishing the human from other
primates?
Solution
Elemantary factors of the Labor process " According to Marx and Engels " As follows:
Marx and Engels Differs labor from human for the following causes and concerns:

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