- the distinction is employees live off income and wage and owners live off investments and royalties. The distinction is income, for example owning class if others work for you compared to business owners who are running their own Business themselves .
- That workers wages don’t actually represent the amounts of labor they put in that it only represents a portion, workers are closely compared to slaves because of the exploitation
- my thoughts on reading 4.4 is that it is important to understand class dynamics and to see the inequality and exploitation and what stood out to be is the statement “what you have is what you get “
- “class structures are built around a close form of dependency”? What i understand from this is that some social classes rely on each other like how workers depend on the owners for the wages and etc because that is how they provide for themselves and this is why lower class is looked down upon because they have to depend on the higher ups
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Hey Tymani i do agree with your statement that some social classes rely on each other and that workers wages don’t a represent the amounts of labor they put in. The American system dose rely on the working class to circulate money that the rich do benefit from.