Bourgeoisie : Means of Production :: Proletariat : ?

In the context of capitalism, the bourgeoisie refers to the class that owns the means of production, like factories and businesses, which allows them to generate wealth. On the other hand, the proletariat is the working class that does not own these means and must sell their labor to survive. Therefore, the relationship can be expressed as "Bourgeoisie : Means of Production :: Proletariat : Labor. " This means that while the bourgeoisie controls the resources needed to produce goods, the proletariat provides the work necessary to create those goods. For example, factory workers (the proletariat) work in a factory owned by a business owner (the bourgeoisie), and they are paid for their labor but do not share in the profits of the business.