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What system of stratification is commonly used in capitalist societies?

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Contemporary capitalistic societies are founded on the social class system of stratification. This is the most open social stratification system that is defined as a social class categorizing people based on their economic abilities. This is what defines their status in society. In that case, there is the upper, the middle and the lower class!

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