Contrast marx and webers notion of class

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1. Compare and contrast Marx and Weber's notion of class and class stratification.

2. Thinking about Max Weber's three components of social class, answer the following two questions:

If you were forced to choose between Weber's three components of social class, which component would you choose to have for the rest of your life: property, prestige, or power? Why?

How could you use that one component to gain the others?

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