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leonid [27]
3 years ago
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Adding Erik Olin Wright’s concept of contradictory class locations to the Marxist concept of capitalists versus the proletariat,

label the workers according to their positions in a class-based economy.
1. a freelance graphic artist
2. Correct label:
3. contradictorya
4. salaried paralegal assistant at a law firm
Social Studies
1 answer:
salantis [7]3 years ago
6 0
<h2>The workers working in a class-based economy can be labeled as below: </h2>

<u>Proletariat: A salaried paralegal assistant at a law firm</u> - According to Marxist ideology, the proletariats have conventionally been thought of as the ones who bear the burden of society's work on their shoulders.

<u>Capitalist: The owner of a large franchised restaurant - </u>The capitalists have been believed to be a class of overprivileged men according to the Marxist way of thinking.

<u>Contradictory: A freelance graphic artist and the head of printing press operations at a major newspaper - </u>The nature of this society in which the classes mentioned above reside together is deemed as antagonistic and contradictory.

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