What did Marx predict as a long-term consequence of capitalism, and how does it relate to the potential for a working-class rebellion?

• A. Power consolidation among few firms leads to economic inequality, sparking rebellion.
• B. Technological advancements lead to job creation, reducing the chance of rebellion.
• C. Increased competition among firms leads to lower prices, preventing rebellion.
• D. Government intervention in markets leads to stability, avoiding rebellion.

Answer: (A)