Erik Olin Wright's Basic Distinction in Class Analysis Is Between

question 12

Multiple Choice

Erik Olin Wright's basic distinction in class analysis is between:

• A)status categories and parties
• B)different levels of SES
• C)intellectual,physical,and service work
• D)modern and postmodern work
• E)none of these choices

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