> If unemployment did not exist, the capitalist class would have no power to make workers work harder using the threat of losing their jobs. What is the capita

> If unemployment did not exist, the capitalist class would have no power to make workers work harder using the threat of losing their jobs. What is the capitalist class in this case? In a perfect world this would be done by beatings and imprisonment, right? > Of course, very high unemployment is not good for capitalism, nobody was arguing this. It's not good in socialist or communist countries either. Or is that a uniquely capitalist problem? > But very low unemployment below some threshold is also bad. Marx explained this, but if you do not believe him, capitalists themselves and their theorists say exactly the same thing. Yes, that's what we're all agreeing on. It's not saying "Marx said it's bad, thus he was right about everything" What is the substance of your post? What are you trying to say? Because it sounds like you're agreeing with capitalism but under the guise of supporting Marx