Exploitation

Visualization of narrower problems
Name(s): 
Dependence on exploitation
Exploiters
Overexploitation
Nature 
Exploitation is the process, condition or result of an individual, group or institution taking unfair advantage of another usually through coercion, deception or undue influence for their own ends.

In Marxist thought it is withholding from another person, through the market or production process, what is really his due.

The use of raw materials excessively without considering the long term ecological impacts of such use.

Broader 
Domination
Oppression
Narrower 
Slavery
Class conflict
Sexual exploitation
Racial exploitation
Exploitation of trust
Economic exploitation
Political exploitation
Abuse of native peoples
Exploitation of children
Interpersonal exploitation
Exploitation in employment
Exploitative personal services
Exploitation sustains ignorance
Lack of protection for the vulnerable
Unconstrained exploitation of natural resources
Misleading incorporation of advertising into entertainment
Aggravates 
Social inequality [in 78 loops]
Denial of human rights [in 25 loops]
Unethical personal relationships [in 26 loops]
Corruption of the good in human nature
Restriction of indigenous populations to reservations [in 1 loop]
Aggravated by 
Elitism
Grey lies
Imperialism
Intimidation
Power diminished
Racial segregation
Cultural isolation
Lack of human unity
Cultural fragmentation
National disintegration
Short-term profit maximization
Discrimination against minorities
Illiteracy among indigenous peoples
Fraudulent nature of inherited titles
Discrepancies in human life evaluation
Forced participation in community activity
Denial of right to national self-determination
Vulnerability of small nations to foreign intervention
Strategy(ies) 
Using exploitation
Value(s) 
Independence
Dependence
Exploitation
Reference(s) 
Jenkins, R: Exploitations
Type 
(B) Basic universal problems