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... production , wealth , and income . It includes the economic stratifi- cation system — the distribution of income and par- ticularly wealth — but it also is defined by the society's production system ( industrial versus agricultural ...
... production , wealth , and income . It includes the economic stratifi- cation system — the distribution of income and par- ticularly wealth — but it also is defined by the society's production system ( industrial versus agricultural ...
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... produce a variety of prod- ucts with a minimum of training . However , modern Marxist social scientists have added a very important insight : What is most profitable to the owners of the means of production is not always what maximizes ...
... produce a variety of prod- ucts with a minimum of training . However , modern Marxist social scientists have added a very important insight : What is most profitable to the owners of the means of production is not always what maximizes ...
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... production ; it also creates socioeconomic inequality . In agricultural societies , the means of production is land , and the wealthy are those who own land . Typically , they develop a feudal system , which is characterized by a ...
... production ; it also creates socioeconomic inequality . In agricultural societies , the means of production is land , and the wealthy are those who own land . Typically , they develop a feudal system , which is characterized by a ...
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