Frederick Engels commented in his illustarious book 'The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State' that "...the determinig factor in history is, in the last resort, the production and reproduction of immediate life. But this itself is of twofold character.

On the one hand, the production of the means of subsistence, of food, clothing and shelter and the tools of requsite therefore; on the other, the production of human beings themselves, the propagation of species." These are the two kinds of production are observed in the practical world for the sustainibility of all, one within the factory premise and the other family of flesh and blood. Out of families the constitution of society is founded and the outcome of the factory gives rise to a broad spectrum of economy. The third sector, that is, polity joins to form an embedded state.

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