According to Marx, which statement best describes the cause of surplus labor population?

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A financial downturn in capitalism would lead factory owners to become unemployed.The surplus of workers is determined by the number of available jobs rather than a limited food supply.Issues related to population increase stem from the limited availability of wealth.Population growth can be controlled through personal discipline.

Explanation

Marx argued that the surplus labor population arises due to the availability of employment opportunities, not because of a fixed amount of food. This contrasts with other views that link population issues to resource scarcity.