Choose one of six prompts below to write paper over. Cite sources and provide wo

Choose one of six prompts below to write paper over. Cite sources and provide work cited page. I have also attached my notes/reading from class over the subject.
1) The Labor Theory of Value: A Comparative Analysis: Compare Karl Marx’s theory of value, as outlined in “Capital” (Books 1 and 2), with classical and neoclassical economic theories of value. Analyze how Marx’s concept of socially necessary labor time contributes to understanding the value of commodities, and discuss its implications for contemporary economic debates, such as income inequality and temporary/part-time economy.
2) Wages, Labor, and Capital in the 21st Century: Explore the relevance of Marx’s essay “Wages, Labor, and Capital” in the context of modern labor markets. Analyze how the dynamics of wages, labor exploitation, and capital accumulation have evolved since Marx’s time. Provide contemporary examples to illustrate the “wins and losses” of his insights.
3) The Communist Manifesto: A Comparative Perspective: Compare and contrast the key ideas and goals presented in “The Communist Manifesto” with the historical and contemporary contexts of various countries that have attempted to implement communism. Analyze the successes, challenges, and variations in the application of Marxist principles in different societies.
4) Marxist Class Analysis: A Contemporary Case Study: Choose a contemporary social issue (e.g., income inequality, racial disparities, or global capitalism) and apply Marx’s class analysis from “Capital” to understand its underlying economic and social dynamics. Discuss how class struggle and exploitation are manifested in the chosen issue and propose potential solutions based on Marxist principles.
5) Marxist Theory and Modern Technology: Reflect on how Marx’s theories, particularly his critique of capitalism, relate to the role of technology and automation in the modern workforce. Analyze how technological advancements impact labor conditions, job displacement, and class relations. Consider whether Marx’s insights remain relevant in an era of rapid technological change.
6) Alienation and Solidarity: A Reflection on Marx’s “The Communist Manifesto” in the 21st Century: Reflect on the role of alienation in contemporary society and its implications for the potential for solidarity and social change. How does Marx’s vision of overcoming alienation, as described in “The Communist Manifesto,” resonate with or differ from current efforts to build social movements and address societal injustices?