Arebuilt bicycle is worth a certain amount because it takes that much labor to produce it. who did marx believe should be compensated for the bicycle?

a. the laborer who rebuilt the bicycle should receive the value in full..
b. the laborer and the seller should divide the value equally.
c. the seller should receive the value in full.
d. the amount received for the bicycle should go back into the company.

The correct answer is A. The laborer who rebuilt the bicycle should receive the value in full

Explanation:

Karl Marx was a German, economist, theorist and philosopher that lived during the 19th century, mainly recognized for his theories about society and especially about the economy. Indeed, Marx developed a complete theory related to capitalism and the struggle between classes, because Marx considered there was a struggle between the bourgeoise or the people that own the means of production and those that worked, about this Max believed the workers should not sell their labor for wages but receive the value of the object produced. Therefore,  in the case of a rebuilt bicycle that takes much labor to produced Marx would support the idea that the laborer who rebuilt the bicycle should receive the value in full, because he or she is the one with the ability to manufacture products and therefore the seller or owner to the company should not receive any part of the value.