He took his concepts from economics and philosophy and applied them to the social world, giving people a better understanding of infrastructure and its effects on society. Marx sees class divisions as one of the defining reasons why the infrastructure of society and the members of society clash for multiple reasons. Class divisions occur due to a person's position in modes of production, which are generally aligned with the interests of elite power due to access to necessary influence and money to occupy these positions capable of structuring, influencing and obtaining modes of production. Marx describes those who have modes of production and those who do not as the bourgeoisie and the