The minimum wage cooks of a successful restaurant refuse to join the wait staff in a strike to improve wages. The cooks feel they are being paid well enough, even though the restaurant owner made $2 million in profit last year. This situation would exemplify which of Karl Marx's concepts

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22 May, 06:44

The minimum wage cooks of a successful restaurant refuse to join the wait staff in a strike to improve wages. The cooks feel they are being paid well enough, even though the restaurant owner made $2 million in profit last year. This situation would exemplify which of Karl Marx's concepts

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Ally Moon · Answer 1

False consciousness

Explanation:

False consciousness is a way of thinking that keeps one from recognizing oppression, inequality, or exploration in their situation (s). This is why the minimum wage cooks thought they were getting paid enough.