Wright's Marxian Conception of Class in Contemporary Capitalism Stresses That

question 16

Multiple Choice

Wright's Marxian conception of class in contemporary capitalism stresses that classes are:

• A) simply owning and non-owning groups
• B) groups organized around ownership, credential assets, and organizational assets
• C) found only within the modern corporation
• D) groups organized around authority relations

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