Which of the following is NOT one of Weber's three dimensions of social class?
a. class
b. power
c. education
d. status
Question 2
How does Weber's definition of social class differ from that of Marx?
a. Weber's definition of class is focused on the relationship to the means of production; Marx's is not.
b. Marx's definition of class is focused on the relationship to the means of production; Weber's is not.
c. Marx's definition is of class; Weber's is of caste.
d. Marx and Weber use the same dimensions for defining social class.
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