Major sociological theories to analyze the hypothesis

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Use sociological terms and concepts from the current or previous chapters and the major sociological theories to analyze the hypothesis that "people use economic power (wealth and income) to gain social and political power." Include a discussion about whether or not this is a feature of each economic system: capitalism, socialism, and communism.

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