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Who was Max Weber and why is he a key study in stratification?

A German sociologist who explained social inequality using class, status and party.

Class, status and party.

People with a similar market situation and life chances, linked to jobs and wealth.

Social honour and prestige shared by a group with a common lifestyle.

Groups that seek power and influence, like political parties or trade unions.

Your chances of good education, health, jobs and housing in life.

Your place in the labour market based on skills, qualifications and property.

When a group keeps its advantages by blocking entry, for example with licences.

High prestige or power can give better chances and influence rules, even at equal pay.

He said there are many classes, plus status groups and parties, not just rich and poor.