Marx Asserted That the Stratification Structure Becomes More Rigid in Capitalism

question 75

Multiple Choice

Marx asserted that the stratification structure becomes more rigid in capitalism due to:

• A) the extent and longevity of female authority.
• B) higher levels of educational attainment.
• C) the random trends of the economy
• D) a small class of capitalists controlling the distribution of resources.
• E) the warlike nature of humans.

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