Weber Believed That

question 27

Multiple Choice

Weber believed that

• A) class and access to life chances are totally unrelated.
• B) economic standing alone is not always the source of people's power.
• C) systems of stratification are not part of the social structure.
• D) micro-level analysis is more valid than macro-level analysis.

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