According to Max Weber what is a basis of determining social class

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According to max weber, the basis of determining social class is unequal distribution of economic power and hence the unequal distribution of opportunity.
He believed that in society, upper and lower social class is determined by the amount of WEALTH, STATUS/OCCUPATION, AND POWER.

Verizon [17]3 years ago

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All of the above!!!! Apex

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