Quote by Karl Marx

From each, according to his ability; to each, according to his need.

From each, according to his ability; to each, according to h

Summary

This quote, often associated with Karl Marx, encapsulates the principle of a fair and egalitarian society. It suggests that people should contribute to society in accordance with their personal capabilities and skills, and in return, they should receive what is necessary for their well-being and fulfillment. It implies a system that strives for a balanced distribution of resources and opportunities, prioritizing meeting essential needs rather than accumulating excessive wealth. By emphasizing individual abilities and collective responsibility, this quote advocates for a harmonious and equitable society.

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Socialism

By Karl Marx

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