What underlying social dynamics lead to the observable increase in class conflict within a capitalist society?

In a capitalist society, class conflict often arises from the differences in wealth and power between the rich and the poor. The wealthy, or the ruling class, own most of the resources and businesses, while the working class often struggles to make ends meet with low wages. This creates tension because the working class feels they are being exploited for their labor, while the ruling class seeks to maximize profits, sometimes at the expense of workers' rights and well-being. For example, if a factory owner decides to cut wages to increase profits, workers may feel angry and fight for better pay and conditions. These struggles highlight the ongoing conflict between classes, as each side has different interests and goals.