Question

Karl marx's primary disagreement with thomas malthus was his insistence that society was not overpopulated but that wealth needed to be equally distributed. question 10 options:

Answer 1

This is, in fact, very true. Karl Marx believed that the wealth and financial gains available in the United States should have been better balanced throughout the population, however, Thomas Malthus believed the people who didn't have enough were a product of overpopulation.