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In Marxist approach, concerns with wage related disputes are
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Not considered
- In the Marxist approach, the primary focus is on the broader exploitation and class struggle inherent in capitalist systems.
- Wage-related disputes, while important, are not central to the analysis.
- Option 1: Primary - This would imply wage disputes are the main focus, which isn't accurate in Marxist theory.
- Option 2: Secondary - Wage-related issues are considered but viewed as part of a larger systemic problem.
- Option 3: Tertiary - This would suggest an even lesser focus than secondary, which isn't entirely fitting.
- Option 4: Not considered - This would overlook any relevance wage disputes have in the discussion of capitalism.
Correct Answer: Option 2: Secondary
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