Stratification and class

There exist institutionalized differences of privilege and ad-vantage, various in degree and form, among the citizens of all industrialized and industrializing countries (see F8). Vertical gradations of occupational prestige and income ate universal. So are structural contradictions of interests between differently earning groups ( Rus, 1973 ; Tellenback, 1975 )1 The existence of social conflicts in every type of society is undeniable.

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