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<p><span>Workers' struggles have restricted the exploitation of working people through certain frameworks such as the 8-hour working day, work insurance, minimum wage, etc. These gains are questioned by companies and states. Indeed, capitalist logic seeks to maximize the exploitation of working people (“it's more profitable”).  <ref>https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/oureconomy/precarity-political-problem/</ref>  </span></p>
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Definitions

Class

Classism

Economic imperialism (see imperialism)

Middle class (see class)

Neoliberal policy (see neoliberalism)

Oppression

Poverty

Precariousness

Privilege