20/08/2026
The difference between the total value that workers create through their labor and the actual wages or payment they receive is exploitation. The Surplus Value is the extra value that workers produce above the cost of their wages, which the employer keeps as profit, and the average ratio is typically 22:1 (Employer revenue to worker wage). You receive 4.55% of the total hourly revenue that YOU generated and your employer keeps 95.45%. Your employer adds a 2,200% markup to your hourly wage which they keep. Employer risk has been exposed as a myth, overhead costs are artificially inflated (padded) and working-class capitalism supporters have been exposed as cowardly, submissive chattel.