The existence and desires of three classes often put them in conflict with one another due to their contrasting interests and goals. The working class, mainly seeking fair wages and better working conditions, clashes with the capitalist class that aims to maximize profits and maintain control over resources. The middle class, striving for upward social mobility, may find themselves in conflict with both the working class, as their success relies on the exploitation of cheap labor, and the capitalist class, as they compete for resources and market share. These conflicting interests perpetuate social and economic inequalities, leading to ongoing tensions and struggles between the classes.
